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Old 01-29-2008   #39 (permalink)
Birdman
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Originally Posted by ootyboy View Post
Pond Armor - Non Toxic Epoxy and Polyurea Pond Liners and Sealers

the bottom line is that Pond Armor is over priced, and is not well supported by the company. Also, can you tell me that these 2 guys will be around in 3-4 years when this stuff starts to peel? I think we can all agree that a company like Nelsonite and Xypex (thanks Luke) will be around. Pond Armor is pretty much a fly by night endeavor.
Have you personally actually used pond shield, and/or talked with Butch?
Do you speak from personal experience?

I have personally used pond shield. Had trouble at 1st, due to not following the instructions correctly. Even though it was my own fault, Butch cheerfully next day-ed more pond shield at his cost to replace what I had screwed up.

The way I see it, if done correctly, for what it was designed for, the only reason it's not going to work is because the person applying it didn't follow the directions. Plane and simple.

Pond shield is no different from any other sealer, what ever you use, it has to be applied correctly.
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