Backyard Pond Progress Pix - Update - Other Crafts

P pariartspaul Member Martiniland, California Joined: Dec 20, 2003 Posts: 159	P pariartspaul Posted posted on Tue, Jun 26, 2007 8:00 AM It seems to have a slow leak somewhere in the top eight inches or so. If I fill it, the next day it will be eight inches lower, but then it will stay at that level. So I think I need another coat of epoxy on those sides. With my first coat I kind of faded it at that area. Anyway, for now I think it's fine until I get time to do recoat it. Practically, it's working just great at this level, there's still plenty of depth and it looks good. But if we have people over or something, we'll fill it for the day. The filter is working beautifully. We've had the waterfall on most of the day the last few days, and I'm in it 4 times or more throughout the day when I take a workshop break - really cools you off! It really is like a mini pool. And I did it all for under $2000!! I sure learned a lot during this experience. [ Edited by: pariartspaul 2009-02-10 14:58 ]

It seems to have a slow leak somewhere in the top eight inches or so. If I fill it, the next day it will be eight inches lower, but then it will stay at that level. So I think I need another coat of epoxy on those sides. With my first coat I kind of faded it at that area. Anyway, for now I think it's fine until I get time to do recoat it. Practically, it's working just great at this level, there's still plenty of depth and it looks good. But if we have people over or something, we'll fill it for the day.

The filter is working beautifully. We've had the waterfall on most of the day the last few days, and I'm in it 4 times or more throughout the day when I take a workshop break - really cools you off! It really is like a mini pool. And I did it all for under $2000!! I sure learned a lot during this experience.

[ Edited by: pariartspaul 2009-02-10 14:58 ]

Post #315008 by pariartspaul on Tue, Jun 26, 2007 8:00 AM