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  1. #1
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    Default Re: Overlap Liner Off-Center

    Drain it and re center it. This happened to my brother and it ended up pulling the liner off of the wall. Best to do it right while you can and there is not much water in it.

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    Default Re: Overlap Liner Off-Center

    The only problem I see from your photos is that you are trying to get the tile pattern at the top of the liner even all the way around. Here's a clue, tile at the top of an overlap liner is the dumbest thing liner manufactures ever did. The advantage of an overlap liner is that you can focus on getting the bottom smooth and the sides straight. You cannot do that if you are also trying to get an even tile pattern around the top.

    From the photos i saw, I would leave the water in the pool. Take off all of the rods and coping a few at a time. Pull the liner up untill it is snug and tight against the wall. Use cloths pins to hold the liner in place wile you reinstall the coping and rods.

    I also fold the excess liner back into the pool. This will give you an even two inches of overhang all around the outside of the pool. If this cannot be done then the liner is offset and the pool should be drained.

    From what I see this should work but your tile will not be even. You need to make the choice, smooth bottom and sides or even tile. It is very difficult to have both.

    Best of luck, Dennis
    AG pool installer
    Arizona

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