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    Hmmmmmm yes I like the look of that, a bit like plastisol cladding, that does okay in the heat but I may be wrong, i think that is usually insulated sheets.

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    you can paint on fire treatment for wood.

    or use cement board
    the slow pond build thread

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    Quote Originally Posted by bowsaw View Post
    you can paint on fire treatment for wood.

    or use cement board
    I've not seen this do you know where i can find information on the paint. I looked at the cement board and plastic cladding but the cost was too high aftet moving and decorating the house and building the pond funds are very limited hence the reason I was looking at the metal cladding which is around 1/3 of the price

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    The wet patches under the windows don't seem to be drying up i don't think I have anymore leaks I've lost around 1cm of water since I filled the pond up on Saturday afternoon which with all the hot weather this week and the sieve still open to the elements I think is about right. The coping stones are on now so i have no access to where the leaks were any suggestions

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    The only think I can think of Steve, is to drain down below window level ( I know it will be a nightmare) and put some more sealant on inside around the window. If it's still wet, water must be getting through somewhere around the window mate, maybe not the suggestion you want to hear, but if it was me that is what I'd be doing.
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    Cheers Jay may be my only option easier to do.it while no fish are in there I guess. Just a right pain as no idea why it still looks like its leaking Steve's pond MK2

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    Pain to do mate, but needs doing. It's got to be the seal surely.

    I'd drain it down, get in and just do it mate, take longer to fill back up that actually doing it!

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    Tell me about it took over half a day last time to fill it back up

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    Half a day = peace of mind that it's sorted Steve's pond MK2

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    Agree with jay needs sorting lol.
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    I'm away for a couple of days now so will get some silicone ordered and get it sorted when I'm back

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    Filtration is finally all moved over from the temporary pond, made a start on the cladding today too

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    Forgot to add the photos

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    Looks spot on Steve's pond MK2Steve's pond MK2 I take it you resolved the leak?

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    I believe so its been difficult to tell due to the rain the level hasn't seemed to have dropped other than yesterday but I put that down to adding the shower and filling up the additional pipework.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve1984 View Post
    I believe so its been difficult to tell due to the rain the level hasn't seemed to have dropped other than yesterday but I put that down to adding the shower and filling up the additional pipework.

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    Looks good mate.

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    I believe so its been difficult to tell due to the rain the level hasn't seemed to have dropped other than yesterday but I put that down to adding the shower and filling up the additional pipework.

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    Good to hear Steve's pond MK2Steve's pond MK2

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    Oh yes that is looking splendid Steve !!

    How are things with the neighbours on the works ??

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    Thanks, still get involved in what im doing but have tried to do things amicably. To be honest if I had known about the cement boards to start with I could have bought them straight away there wasn't much difference in price. Managed to get a bit more done today

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    Glad to hear being amicable as could have been a nightmare - Them boards look very effective Steve, I am tempted to use some on mine instead of wood (tiling my pond), as I think that looks very smart !!

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