To answer your question, no. I used silicone to 'decorate' one side of my
pond's edging. I used very expensive stuff that said it could withstand
very high/low temps. The gravel came off after 3 summers.

--
Wendy* in N. California,
"When you lose, don't lose the lesson." - Dalai Lama


"claude rogers" wrote in message
...
I am building a wishing well with a small pond inside and a waterfall to a
little larger pond below it. Built the frame of waterfall with land scape
timbers and covered over with liner. I don't like the look of the liner
on
the falls and would like to glue some small pea gravel like rock to it to
conceal the black liner. My thought was to spread a generous amount of
silicone over the liner and sprinkle pea gravel all over it the press it
into the silcone. Has anyone done this before or do you think this will
work, not for sure silicone will stick to the liner? Will post some
pictures when complete...Claude