Is there a pond club in West Virginia, preferrably in the Potomac Highlands?
My pond is still leaking (worse than before) around the skimmer. And I know
it is where the liner is attached to the skimmer.

If there is a pond club maybe I can pay someone to reattach the liner
properly.

At this point, if I didn't have so darned much money invested in it, I would
just fill the darned thing in. But then I probably wouldn't. I love to
just sit and watch the fish and frogs although I haven't put in any fish
yet.

Or is there some other way to attack this problem.

Or is there some other way to attack this problem.

The following worked very well for me, so you might give it a try.

Drain your pond until the area that needs sealing is dry.

Get RIBBON CAULKING (the flat kind that goes around doors when a new
door is being installed) and use that to seal whatever/wherever the
water leaks from.

Plumbers Putty might do the same thing (ribbon caulking is all I had
at the time I needed to seal a pipe in my filter)

Pixi,

A friend of mine is in the Charles Town area. He is the current president
of the Mid-Atlantic Koi Club. Go to http://www.makc.com/ then on left
(MAKC Chapter Meetings), and select South Chapter, and Gene's phone and
email are listed for the August 15 meeting. I don;t know how close you are
to him, but he is very helpful, and if he is not in your neighborhood, he
probably know of someone that is.
--
RichToyBox
http://www.geocities.com/richtoybox/pondintro.html
"pixi" wrote in message
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Is there a pond club in West Virginia, preferrably in the Potomac
Highlands?
My pond is still leaking (worse than before) around the skimmer. And I
know
it is where the liner is attached to the skimmer.

If there is a pond club maybe I can pay someone to reattach the liner
properly.

At this point, if I didn't have so darned much money invested in it, I
would
just fill the darned thing in. But then I probably wouldn't. I love to
just sit and watch the fish and frogs although I haven't put in any fish
yet.

Or is there some other way to attack this problem.

Or is there some other way to attack this problem.

The following worked very well for me, so you might give it a try.

Drain your pond until the area that needs sealing is dry.

Get RIBBON CAULKING (the flat kind that goes around doors when a new
door is being installed) and use that to seal whatever/wherever the
water leaks from.

Plumbers Putty might do the same thing (ribbon caulking is all I had
at the time I needed to seal a pipe in my filter)