Learn How To Seam a Pond Liner with Tape and Primer

Today Jason and Kyle will walk you through a step by step process on how to properly seam a liner (without doing an overlap) and what tools you need to make the job long lasting and leak proof.
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[@Tony-InLosAngeles]

My Tuesday Tip was primed well!!!

[@tonymarshall3162]

I’ve been waiting for a video like this ! Much appreciated guys !!! Thank You !

[@deckerspondscapes9291]

Glad we could help

[@kristaholland8242]

Very educational👏👏 This is one of a few channels that I recommend for DIY and contractors. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@deckerspondscapes9291]

Thank you for the support

[@matthewmcpherson1]

Could you provide links or descriptions of the primer, double and single sided tape here? Thanks!!!!!

[@timd5597]

Would you need a wider seam tape as well with the overlap smaller tape if it is for a stream?

[@deckerspondscapes9291]

3 inch double sided 6 inch cover tape

[@ashscott6068]

Can you join flexible liner to a rigid pre-formed liner? I'm not sure how trustworthy the cold glue tape is. I've never used it before

[@deckerspondscapes9291]

I would not trust it

[@ashscott6068]

@@deckerspondscapes9291 Me either. I ended up just using some kind of plumbers' glue and making a pair of aluminium brackets and clamping it all together with a bunch of stainless bolts. It's the same way I added a DIY skimmer, and that doesn't leak at all. I'd have just got enough liner so that it also fills the old preformed pond, but it's an established pond, with lillies growing, and newts and such, and I didn't want to disturb it. All I had to do was drop the water level for a couple days. I'm sure an hour woulda been plenty. That's more than it took to cut the preformed liner and secure the flexible one to it. Fastening the bolts took up most of that time. The glue said it cures underwater, but I figured it can't hurt to give it a day or two to cure. It's not even necessary, really. It's more to act as a gasket than to secure anything

[@oreospapa]

Is the 6 inch cover tape really necessary? Wouldn't the double-stick tape keep everything together and waterproofed?

[@deckerspondscapes9291]

Why take a chance I would never do it without

[@josephunderwood8054]

Hey guys I got a question what is the best way to fix a skimmer can I add another piece of liner around the skimmer or how do you guys do it when you go to a problem pond

[@adnanhusain832]

What if we are seaming for a wetland filter with a stream. Folds do come at the end of wetland sides.can we do it?

[@deckerspondscapes9291]

Yes you just need it to be flat no wrinkles

[@user-rg1dt9ne1y]

Wonder what temperature you should not do seam pond liner ?

[@danielrice518]

The roofer in me is screaming lol not a roller or brush in sight

[@imkkpnkzta1971]

How do you joint liner when you have a turn?

[@deckerspondscapes9291]

Angle the liner