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    Default Re: IG Pool Liner Replacement Questions

    If the whitish deposit is probably zinc chloride from the galvanizing (zinc) on the steel, should I be looking to clean it up before installing the new liner ?. I will clean up the rust spots and treat. I am think of installing foam around the steel before installing the new liner, that will hopefully keep any rough surfaces from penetrating the new liner.

    Where can I purchase the hydrolic cement ?.

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    Default Re: IG Pool Liner Replacement Questions

    The wall foam is a great idea! If you need any tips on installing it, let me know.


    Lowes or Home Depot might have it, if not, try a masonry supply place.
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    You can get Hydraulic cement at any home hardware store.

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    How do I remove the Zinc Chloride ?

    If I leave the zinc chloride build up and install the foam wall liner, is the zinc chloride going to cause any future damage to the steel walls ?

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