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Old 16-08-2003, 04:22 PM
moonier
 
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I just recently build a water fall out of river rock and motor and have
tried several types of sealer, but the water keeps leaching through
somewhere and coming out under the sides of the water fall. I have gone back
and used caulking to seal any cracks that might be the cause, but still
continue to lose water. Any suggestions?



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Old 16-08-2003, 05:02 PM
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need more details of this waterfall.Do you have a liner underneath it?
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I just recently build a water fall out of river rock and motor and have
tried several types of sealer, but the water keeps leaching through
somewhere and coming out under the sides of the water fall. I have gone

back
and used caulking to seal any cracks that might be the cause, but still
continue to lose water. Any suggestions?





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Old 18-08-2003, 12:42 PM
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Ditto the suggestion that you put a liner behind it. Then you know there is
no leak between the rocks. Splash becomes the significant enemy then.

J

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I just recently build a water fall out of river rock and motor and have
tried several types of sealer, but the water keeps leaching through
somewhere and coming out under the sides of the water fall. I have gone

back
and used caulking to seal any cracks that might be the cause, but still
continue to lose water. Any suggestions?






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Old 18-08-2003, 07:13 PM
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You should be able to control the water flow and that will make less splash
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Ditto the suggestion that you put a liner behind it. Then you know there

is
no leak between the rocks. Splash becomes the significant enemy then.

J

--
____________________________________________
Check out Jog-A-Thon fundraiser (clears $140+ per jogger) at:
www.jogathon.net
See our pond at: http://www.home.bellsouth.net/p/pwp-jameshurley
"moonier" wrote in message
m...
I just recently build a water fall out of river rock and motor and have
tried several types of sealer, but the water keeps leaching through
somewhere and coming out under the sides of the water fall. I have gone

back
and used caulking to seal any cracks that might be the cause, but still
continue to lose water. Any suggestions?








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Old 19-08-2003, 02:03 AM
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Default Leaking waterfall

I have no liner under the rock and motor. Is that the only way I can seal
the water fall. It's a little late now to go back and try and put in a
barrier. The water fall is about four feet tall and about eight foot wide.


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I just recently build a water fall out of river rock and motor and have
tried several types of sealer, but the water keeps leaching through
somewhere and coming out under the sides of the water fall. I have gone

back
and used caulking to seal any cracks that might be the cause, but still
continue to lose water. Any suggestions?






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