Hi, Can this be used on a concrete pool? (No vinyl liner). Thanks!
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Yes. I have used it in an in ground pool (was gunite) for a year or so, resurfaced to a PebbleSheen surface, and still use it.
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I have a concrete pool here in FLORIDA and it works well. Surface is Marzite (sp)
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It will make a mess. Don't use it on the pool deck. The ground is where it should be used and enjoyed
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The pleated seal will work well on a gunite/concrete pool, HOWEVER, it will also wear out in less than a year. It's not designed to handle the rough surface. Buy this flat seal model for years of service.
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I don't see why not. Our pool is concrete with a pebble finish. We used one before in a gunite pool.
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Of course I have an in ground pool and have never had an above ground pool. So with that said I do not see why it could not be used in an above ground setting. Not much of an answer, sorry.
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Yes, I have a vinyl lined pool and it works great. The granules melt very quickly and I never see any residue on the bottom of the pool. I prefer it to any other shock that I have tried and I have tried a lot of others.
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Yes, I used it on a small in-ground wading pool. We had first painted with an epoxy pool paint, which sealed some tiny cracks in the cement and really looked good, but the surface was slippery. So, we sprayed this over the painted surface and then filled the pool. It resulted in a non-slip surface, safe for kids and older adults.
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we have had no issues with our concrete pool bottom..the sharkvac seems to do pretty well...
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the area under the pool does need to be very level, I used sand on my first pool, but later took it out and poured a concrete slab to make it easier.
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well----if this helps. I have a above ground pool and have used this for quit some time. it works well and has not ruined anything. I would say yes it is for vinyl liner pools.
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You can, but it will not cover all the water area. Debris can fall in and it will not heat up pool as well.
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I just used duct tape and it worked fine all season. Put down two layers on top our concrete patio. Only thing I'll change is to install the pool in our carport out of the sun. BTW, the material "aged" from outdoor exposure in south Louisiana and will need replacing for this season. Enjoy.. O^Ocrm
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The brush works great plus it's about$30 dollars cheaper than it was in the stores. I have an in ground cement pool and I am very satisfied with it. I dont see why you wouldn't be able to use it withe cover/liner. Usually the sellers indicate in the description if the product is suitable for use.
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I would be very careful not to get it in the pool or on any plastic,vinyl or tile. Not sure what the solution might do to those areas.
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I don't think it's designed for vinyl pools as it's fairly rigid plastic. There is no bag, just what shown in the photo.
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I do think it would. Like someone else responded, it is designed to go between the wall and the vinyl liner. It is also glued on, which I do not believe would work in an all wet environment. I had a soft side pool in the past and I do not think as thin as this stuff is, even if you could get it to stay in place, that it would add much to the insulation value as stated by Laura in her reply.
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I really don't know.. We haven't used ours yet at the beach. I guess it could be used on a concrete surface if you put a blanket for comfort in there..