PRO Vinyl Pool Liner Patch Kit - Repair kit with 2'x2' Vinyl and Adhesive (Glimmer)

So, I got my hands on this pool liner patch Kit, and I've gotta say, it's pretty darn awesome. It's super user-friendly – the instructions are like, "Hey, even if you're not Mr. DIY, you got this."The best part? It sticks like glue. I've patched up some small tears and stuff, and those patches are holding up like champs, even with all the water and sun exposure.It's easy to cut the patch to any size , so it's a piece of cake to fix up whatever's wrong. Plus, they blend right in with the pool liner, so it's not a big eyesore.It's way cheaper than having to replace the whole liner just for a little tear.

Patch worked and is holding so far. Used to patch a hole in our above ground pool. Attempted a self-adhesive patch first that did not work. When applying patch, one edge wanted to curl up. Used adhesive applicator to smooth out edge. Let dry 2 days before filling pool. No leaks so far.

Used this product to repair an above ground pool liner that had a puncture about the size of a quarter. Package came as advertised, more than enough vinyl to cover the hole and then some. Used about 1/4 of the material. Now we wait before putting the pool back to use. Shpuld be good as new though.

I had to use this in 53 degree water after my pool was just filled and leaks were discovered. It was awful. This stopped leaks in 12 toothpick size holes. I was honestly shocked that it worked so well. And my body was in shock from the water temp. But this worked well enough to get me out of the water fairly quickly.

But I don't know if it was the patch, or the water slide's fault. The place it tore was of course right where the kids slide,....so maybe the patch wasn't at fault. It was just a bad place to try to fix.

I patched a large hole in my liner from a tree branch. It was easy to apply. Seems to be holding up well.

Seems like standard vinyl cement, but the patch material is no better than cutting up a kids float and using that. To actually repair a liner, the material should be of similar weight. 24-30 mil. I haven't had a chance to pull out the micrometer yet to measure this, but I suspect about 6 or 10mil is the weight. I would avoid this and just buy the generic patch kit locally for the exact same results, but just clear repair vinyl.

I hate patching pool liners and almost hired someone, but figured I’d try this kit. The 2’x2’ vinyl liner patch made all the difference. Most patch kits have crappy plastic patches and weak glue that just do not hold up. The glue in this kit is really good, too. Patched three holes about a week ago and no more water loss! I was topping off the pool every few days before that.