Running pump water line through preformed pond

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I would like to run the outlet from my pump (Savio WMS 1450 that sits inside the pond) through the wall of my preformed pond (Key Largo LP9118). Ideally I want to run the water line through the side of the pond and then into my filter (Savio f100) outside of the pond. What can I use to create a water tight seal that can connect to 1.5" piping both inside the pond and out of it? Thanks!
 
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I would like to run the outlet from my pump (Savio WMS 1450 that sits inside the pond) through the wall of my preformed pond (Key Largo LP9118). Ideally I want to run the water line through the side of the pond and then into my filter (Savio f100) outside of the pond. What can I use to create a water tight seal that can connect to 1.5" piping both inside the pond and out of it? Thanks!
Use appropriately sized bulkhead fittings from the big box stores.
 

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Agree.
The best and only way in my opinion is a bulkhead fitting.
They are inexpensive and give you a watertight seal. No fussing. Tighten it up once and never worry about any leaks.
They come in many sizes to match whatever diameter your pipe is. They come with threaded connections or slip (glue) connections.
If you can't find them locally, Amazon has plenty.
 
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Awesome, thanks for the advice everyone. One more question. I bought the pre-formed pond used and it has a small hole/puncture from a scrape in one of its corners. Any advice on the best materials or epoxy combinations for a long term seal? I applied Tank Bond clear epoxy to it, but that doesn't appear to be a long term fix on its own. Thanks again!
 
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Awesome, thanks for the advice everyone. One more question. I bought the pre-formed pond used and it has a small hole/puncture from a scrape in one of its corners. Any advice on the best materials or epoxy combinations for a long term seal? I applied Tank Bond clear epoxy to it, but that doesn't appear to be a long term fix on its own. Thanks again!

I'd use silicone.
 

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