im shure that a few of you have built your own pond setups and i am just wondering what you have used to seal an concrete work that you have done in your ponds i took two kiddie pools and cut them to fit together like a figure eight shape and raised one up eight inches and then siliconed the two of them together and made a little "ramp" to have a water fall between the two of them and i need some ideas on what i should use to seal the concrete or maybe i dont even know maybe i dont even need to seal the concrete so if anyone has any intelligent input it would be greatly appreciated name brands or kinds of sealants you know anything like that.
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home made anyone????
gatorsnap5
Apr 17, 2007 09:09 PM
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Excessiveherps
Apr 18, 2007 10:47 AM
Aren't most kiddie pools very flimsy? I think you'd be better off using a stock tank or preformed pond I'd think.
kcaj
Apr 18, 2007 12:14 PM
Any epoxy pool coating will seal concrete or you can use jell coat. The best stuff is Zenon Pool coating it is a two part epoxy that is non toxic to aquatic life once it is fully cured. ( about 2 days) It costs about 75 dollars a gallon and comes in several colors, the most common being blue. I used black for my Koi pond. Hope this helps. Jack
