Pool Liner Repair: How to Fix a Pool Liner: Pool Liner

How to Repair a Pool Liner. step by step on how to repair a pool liner that is coming out of track. Pool Liner fix with heat gun and Pool Liner Bead Lock Wedging. Subscribe and Like Pool Elementary!!!
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[@martymello3526]

You can also pour some hot water behind the liner which will allow more of the liner to stretch.

[@eunit599]

Thank you! I was able to get the corner popped back in after watching this video. I used pennies to hold it

[@Proteanlife]

Thank you. Wish i seen this last year😂

[@Poolelementary]

Thanks for watching!

[@robertpenczar8930]

very nice good info your the man

[@kevinmcconville462]

How far have you seen a liner stretch. I have two corners in the deep end ones about 6 to 8 inches down. The liner seems to be in good condition not too brittle. I guess the question is how far have you seen the liner stretch before?? thank you for your response in advance

[@Poolelementary]

Hello I have seen them drooping down about 10 to 12 inches before and they were fixable we just had to drop the water in the pool about 3 feet to get them back into place properly without stretching the liner to much.

[@kevinmcconville462]

I have separation in the deep end in the corners. Do they sell patches where I can hook to the side of the wall and then glue it to the stretched out part of the liner like patching a hole?

[@kevinmcconville462]

Great video where to buy that plastic filler stuff that hold it in place

[@Poolelementary]

Thanks and you can use the link in this video description to order the liner bead lock through Amazon.

[@laurels52]

Is this a standard bead liner?

[@Poolelementary]

Yes this is considered standard for inground pools.

[@Yamann1996]

Does this work for above ground too?

[@Poolelementary]

Yes if it's got the same style coping that the liner seats in. I would use a hair dryer or hot water to heat the liner though because it is much thinner on a above ground pool usually. Don't melt it!