POOL LINER
Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 7:37 pmQUICK GUESTION SWIMMING POOL LINER GLUE TO ROOF. GOOD IDEA OR BAD IDEA IT,S A FEEBIE 
Don
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Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 7:37 pmPosted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 8:29 pmI would glue it to the roof - The weight of the water in the pool should keep it securely in one place, but with a mobile swimming pool, you can't be TOO sure
Don
Don
Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 10:08 pm...I'd pass...too much slosh...doanchano 
.......but seriously, I'd pass...don't know about the UV resistance in direct sun(possibly) OK...what type or whether or not to use adhesive to bond it...I have seen old liners left out in the weather and they simply deteriorate into large confetti..............
madjack
.......but seriously, I'd pass...don't know about the UV resistance in direct sun(possibly) OK...what type or whether or not to use adhesive to bond it...I have seen old liners left out in the weather and they simply deteriorate into large confetti..............
madjack
liner
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 4:30 amOver here in OZ we get huge outdoor signs on the side of major roads that are plastic bonded stuff very UV resistant very flexable I got one a while back and used a section under the last Teardrop's hatch paino hinge ,,never a leak and never cracked either and as far as I know is still working well.
I kept a section for an annex one day as the original was 40ft x 10 ft cost me $15 section I kept is a photo of the Ground Zero Firemen.
It is heat sealed and I had thoughts of useing it as a layer under the outer skin but never camp anywhere cold enough to warrant any insulation.
I kept a section for an annex one day as the original was 40ft x 10 ft cost me $15 section I kept is a photo of the Ground Zero Firemen.
It is heat sealed and I had thoughts of useing it as a layer under the outer skin but never camp anywhere cold enough to warrant any insulation.