Hi
Newbie here - any help suggestions appreciated.
10 year old outdoor, 1750 litre pond with a sheet pond liner (LDPE?). Brick edged - bricks have been laid onto a bed of mortar.
I fill the pond with water to just touch the bottom edge of the bricks. Within 12 hours the level has dropped by 2" (50mm).
Following a major "clean & tidy" I thought "this is time to sort out this leak!"
I've filled it up, turned off pumps / fountains etc - so no movement - let it drop, then tried to find any damage........no luck! Hence my request here!
I'm tempted to mask off the brickwork with masking tape - then find a really thick black paint to daub all way round the top 3" - any suggestions?
Or......
Mask off again - then fill the gap / area where the mortar is between liner & brick with "some sort of gobbo" - black, waterproof, fish friendly, filler - like a waterproof paste / filler? something that can be pushed into cracks / crevices but wont slump out...in effect black mortar - using a spatula?
Any ideas
Yours hopefully
Stuart
Newbie here - any help suggestions appreciated.
10 year old outdoor, 1750 litre pond with a sheet pond liner (LDPE?). Brick edged - bricks have been laid onto a bed of mortar.
I fill the pond with water to just touch the bottom edge of the bricks. Within 12 hours the level has dropped by 2" (50mm).
Following a major "clean & tidy" I thought "this is time to sort out this leak!"
I've filled it up, turned off pumps / fountains etc - so no movement - let it drop, then tried to find any damage........no luck! Hence my request here!
I'm tempted to mask off the brickwork with masking tape - then find a really thick black paint to daub all way round the top 3" - any suggestions?
Or......
Mask off again - then fill the gap / area where the mortar is between liner & brick with "some sort of gobbo" - black, waterproof, fish friendly, filler - like a waterproof paste / filler? something that can be pushed into cracks / crevices but wont slump out...in effect black mortar - using a spatula?
Any ideas
Yours hopefully
Stuart