Not to disagree with Denis, but the duct tape will only slow the leak. Sure, there are things that can patch/ plug the leak, but getting a new hose is the way to go. BTW, tell DH to be a little more careful around the pool equipment![]()
Not to disagree with Denis, but the duct tape will only slow the leak. Sure, there are things that can patch/ plug the leak, but getting a new hose is the way to go. BTW, tell DH to be a little more careful around the pool equipment![]()
Luv & Luk, Ted
Having done construction and service for 4 pool companies in 4 states starting in 1988, what I know about pools could fill a couple of books - what I don't know could fill libraries
It's been a very long, really hot day and I was just being silly. There really is no way to patch a pool hose, that I know of. Just replace it. That's two votes to replace.
Stay wet, Dennis
AG pool installer
Arizona
I tried Duck tape when mine sprung a pinhole leak.....didnt work. No combination of glue and tape would hold it.
Try Gorilla Tape from the hardware store....I'd try it for kicks just to see if it would last.
Some people have hobbies.....I have a pool.
If it is the flex pvc why not cut the hose at the hole and put a straight coupling there.
Steve
I tried duck tape but the hole quacked open further!
(another fowl attempt at humor).
Carl
(groan) ...CarlD
I tried duck tape but the hole quacked open further!
(another fowl attempt at humor).![]()
As bad as my crappy humor but more class!![]()
http://www.poolforum.com/pf2/showthr...5895#post25895
Except I cant send you to your room.![]()
Steve
I fix any leak in plastic with one of two methods, both of which supply the same end result.
1. Torch and heated knife
2. Soldering iron.
Sometimes a little extra plastic is needed for your welding bead, try to find the same plastic for your welding. So far it has worked on every leak I have had to seal.
It works awesome on cracked solar panels and you do not lose that particular vein in your panel, so in turn, the panel does not lose efficiency.