Ok, it has about a foot and a half (maybe a little more) of water in it. Pics of the "offending" areas:




The seam is at the bottom of the cove, to about 3/4" away from the cove at worst on the shorter sides. On the long ends it is smack dab in the middle of the cove on one end and on the other end it is at the top of the cove.

So, do I continue to let it fill and see how bad it is when it is done?

Or, do I get in with it partially full and pull down on the "long ends" and pull the "extra" material down to the cove area if possible?

I would rather not let it totally fill to just have to drain it to accomplish that.

Oh, I also did not use a shop vac to suck the air out behind the liner. Like I mentioned I have it set pretty darn well already and expected it to just tighten up, but I don't think it is possible on the "long ends"... What sucks is about 15-20 degrees away from the worst area on both ends I have the skimmer/return on the better of the two ends, and the worst of the two has a single return. Am I correct that if I don't get those areas tight it will just be a nightmare to get those in without issues now or in the future? That is why I was thinking of just pull the extra material down to near the cove if possible to allow it to get tight up top.