ciel wrote:

Hi guys Its UK Newbie again......

Just trying to sort out my new waterfall........!

I have a problem with an awkward shaped rock....it dips a little lower than
I would like in a sort of stream.....heading the waterfall.
I can hide most of the rest of the liner etc with stones and pebbles except
for this Bu**er...
Is there a product which will bond my waterfall liner (cheap PVC) to the
rock.(I think Granite)? So I can form a watertight fish safe seal .just on
lip of rock?
Or should I do away with the liner in waterfall altogether and just bond all
with cement and G4?

How about silcone sealant? You'd probably have to get the fungicide free
stuff though, which will no doubt come in small tubes and cost 3x as
much. Having said that, in the few places I need it, I just use bog
standard low modulus silcone sealent without killing anything off.

My local pond shop also sells black sticky stuff in a tube which would
do the job: it looks just like gutter sealent but costs rather more.


--
Matt Helliwell
www.helliwell.me.uk
matt at helliwell dot me dot uk

100% silicone, clear, in large tubes, is fungicide free. ) ~ jan


On Fri, 08 Aug 2003 09:33:53 +0100, Matt Helliwell wrote:

ciel wrote:

Hi guys Its UK Newbie again......

Just trying to sort out my new waterfall........!

I have a problem with an awkward shaped rock....it dips a little lower than
I would like in a sort of stream.....heading the waterfall.
I can hide most of the rest of the liner etc with stones and pebbles except
for this Bu**er...
Is there a product which will bond my waterfall liner (cheap PVC) to the
rock.(I think Granite)? So I can form a watertight fish safe seal .just on
lip of rock?
Or should I do away with the liner in waterfall altogether and just bond all
with cement and G4?

How about silcone sealant? You'd probably have to get the fungicide free
stuff though, which will no doubt come in small tubes and cost 3x as
much. Having said that, in the few places I need it, I just use bog
standard low modulus silcone sealent without killing anything off.

My local pond shop also sells black sticky stuff in a tube which would
do the job: it looks just like gutter sealent but costs rather more.


See my ponds and filter design:
http://users.owt.com/jjspond/

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