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I was wandering how to patch a intex pool we have patches!! and i was wandering if the go on the outside of in side can they be put on while wet ??
The best way for you and others to patch a pool is with if at all possible a piece of your actual liner so when you get a new liner save the step piece and skimmer pieces to make a patch from while the kits work the clear material turns white over time and peels. The patch goes on the wall while your in the pool cut a rounded piece cover with glue and put it on under water. You can do it from the deck also. Fix from pattern side water pressure makes it stick quicker And better.
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