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March 8th 04, 11:28 PM

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Anyone using it currently or know about it? Thanks

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March 12th 04, 01:40 PM

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On 3/8/04 5:28 PM, in article
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Anyone using it currently or know about it? Thanks

Yes, I've used it in a pond for four years. Then removed the pond took out
the liner and used it in another pond at my parent's home. I think it is
GREAT! 1/3 the weight of EPDM rubber, 8 times stronger, and usually 1/2 the
price. The only down side is that it is a bit stiffer than the rubber which
can make laying it out in irregular shapes interesting. Both of the ponds
I've used it in were traditionally shaped (rectangular) so I had no real
problems.

- T. Wardell
Dallas, TX

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March 12th 04, 01:40 PM

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On 3/8/04 5:28 PM, in article
, "KRF"
wrote:

Anyone using it currently or know about it? Thanks

Yes, I've used it in a pond for four years. Then removed the pond took out
the liner and used it in another pond at my parent's home. I think it is
GREAT! 1/3 the weight of EPDM rubber, 8 times stronger, and usually 1/2 the
price. The only down side is that it is a bit stiffer than the rubber which
can make laying it out in irregular shapes interesting. Both of the ponds
I've used it in were traditionally shaped (rectangular) so I had no real
problems.

- T. Wardell
Dallas, TX

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