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Old September 1st 06, 01:26 AM posted to rec.ponds
John Bachman
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Default Pond Overlay shining though - will it get better?

On Thu, 31 Aug 2006 18:57:14 -0500, Köi-Lö $##$$@$##$$.#$$ wrote:


"Davy" wrote in message
...
Just installed a new wildlife pond. The water table is a bit high here so
I
weighted the liner down with some stone; and to protect the butyl liner I
put some underliner (overliner?) down on it first.
Filled it for the first time today and the pure white overliner shows very
distinctly. The pond is 5m by 6m and about 50cm deep.

Is it likely to improve?

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Are you talking about the edge of the underliner showing beyond the black
liner itself? If so fold it down and hold it in place with a rock necklace.
That will also hide the edge of the black liner and look more natural.


Ehhh, I am not sure that the OP has the underliner under the liner or
on top of it.

She said that she wanted to hold it down with rocks but wanted to
protect it from them.

Which is it, white underliner on top or below the black?

John
 




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