There are thin wall linings that are used in sewer pipes and I was hoping there was something for 1.5" pvc....but I could be mistaken.
It doesn't look like there are easy fixes but I'll try and find the least painful solution...
thx.
There are thin wall linings that are used in sewer pipes and I was hoping there was something for 1.5" pvc....but I could be mistaken.
It doesn't look like there are easy fixes but I'll try and find the least painful solution...
thx.
I've see two methods for rehabilitating pipline in place. Insituform (trade name) in which an expanable elastic lining is blown into an existine pipline and cured in place. The other was to drag a "Pig" through an aging pipline that would break the old pipe in place and pull a new continuous pipe through the broken old pipe. These methods are at the industrial / municapal scale and not suited for pool piping. They are both "spend millions to save tens of millions" types of ventures.
Dig we must.
Or cut / cap that return line until you're ready to cut the deck.
I have seen video of inflatable liner on a sewer pipe but it only looks viable for industrial application/cost.
I think cut n cap can work as I have three other intakes.
Thanks for all the suggestions.