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I have a pond with liner (I think EDPM) that is about 10 years old. It started to leak about 2 years ago, so I applied a new liner over the old one (removed the rocks around perimter and placed over new liner).
Now I can't fill the pond up because in one area about 1-2 foot long the liner has either shrunk (unlikely) or settled and it is about 3 inches below water level. Basically, I can't fill the pond all the way because the liner is too short in this spot.
I was going to just replace (or add) another liner. However, since it is only a small area, I am wondering if I can add a patch to the existing liner. I have a piece of liner I can use. The "patch" would be probably 24 inches long and 8 inches high. How would I attach this? Seam tape? Glue?
Will this be durable? I guess since the cost and effort is low, I probably would give it a try anyway if it has a chance of working.
Now I can't fill the pond up because in one area about 1-2 foot long the liner has either shrunk (unlikely) or settled and it is about 3 inches below water level. Basically, I can't fill the pond all the way because the liner is too short in this spot.
I was going to just replace (or add) another liner. However, since it is only a small area, I am wondering if I can add a patch to the existing liner. I have a piece of liner I can use. The "patch" would be probably 24 inches long and 8 inches high. How would I attach this? Seam tape? Glue?
Will this be durable? I guess since the cost and effort is low, I probably would give it a try anyway if it has a chance of working.