I have come across this new liner but I can't seem to find the materials for the do it your selfer. Was wondering if anyone has come across it any ware for sale to the public. link on the liner KoiVet.com - Spray On Liner - Wave of The Future?
New pond liner product
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Not that new actually 
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That's because the equipment is expensive and you mix a lot of product at a time. This isn't a mix-in-a-bucket project. (I wish it was!)
Check this one out...
http://www.elastomer.com/polymer/bulletins/pond001.html
Dr Joe
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.That's because the equipment is expensive and you mix a lot of product at a time. This isn't a mix-in-a-bucket project. (I wish it was!)
Check this one out...
http://www.elastomer.com/polymer/bulletins/pond001.html
Dr Joe
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Dr Joe;1337136; said:Not that new actually
That's because the equipment is expensive and you mix a lot of product at a time. This isn't a mix-in-a-bucket project. (I wish it was!)
Check this one out...
http://www.elastomer.com/polymer/bulletins/pond001.html
Dr Joe
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Bummer I didn't know that. I looked at the link you left it looks like you need special equipment for that. I wasn't sure if you would for what I was talking about. I agree on it being expensive I found a site that gives you a rough estimate and for a 20'*15'*4' roughly 7500 gal. it was $6500 (ouch).
Here's a roll-on type product I saw in a magazine ad. http://pondarmor.com/ I couldn't find the info on how much area one can covers, though. What do you think?
jimbek98;1400250; said:
Pondarmor is another good product, as is Sani-Tred. All have their place.
Dr Joe
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Dr Joe;1414087; said:
Can anyone provide a good comparison to the pros and cons of these various alternative spray on liners?