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Well after 5 coats of paint and weeks to cure I finally filled up the pond today. Toke a couple of hours and some fiddling with the filter box to get the flow right but it's all finished. I will be leaving it for a few more weeks to get the water right with ph and other things. My pal rocked up Saturday to do some more brick work to keep the Mrs happy so she could put some plants in lol

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Well after a long Wait a good brickie mate ad a free weekend to get a start on my pond after a week delay lol looking good up to now should be finished tomorrow fingers crossed if not net weekend. Can

Well after 5 coats of paint and weeks to cure I finally filled up the pond today. Toke a couple of hours and some fiddling with the filter box to get the flow right but it's all finished. I will be le

Well mate called back to finish of the brick work and put the toppers on and I cracked on with the corner seating looking good if I do say so

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That looks spot on mate.are you not tempted to slap some beef dripping on your frame.slam a pair of speedos on and take a dip lol.

Pmsl it's tempting but feck its cold hahahaha

Thanks for the compliments folk :thumbs:

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Be Intreating to see in a few weeks when the algae has settled in I doubt it would stay that blue for very long unless your emptying and cleaning every week swimming pools sides stay blue do to the amount of chemicals in them however sometimes a blue liner can make the water look quite Aqua when the green algae takes over

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Be Intreating to see in a few weeks when the algae has settled in I doubt it would stay that blue for very long unless your emptying and cleaning every week swimming pools sides stay blue do to the amount of chemicals in them however sometimes a blue liner can make the water look quite Aqua when the green algae takes over

Wouldn't be a pond without algae. Water as been in for a week and still looks ok time will tell

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Be Intreating to see in a few weeks when the algae has settled in I doubt it would stay that blue for very long unless your emptying and cleaning every week swimming pools sides stay blue do to the amount of chemicals in them however sometimes a blue liner can make the water look quite Aqua when the green algae takes over

Wouldn't be a pond without algae. Water as been in for a week and still looks ok time will tell

That's true Is it the pond paint you used

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Be Intreating to see in a few weeks when the algae has settled in I doubt it would stay that blue for very long unless your emptying and cleaning every week swimming pools sides stay blue do to the amount of chemicals in them however sometimes a blue liner can make the water look quite Aqua when the green algae takes over

Wouldn't be a pond without algae. Water as been in for a week and still looks ok time will tell

That's true Is it the pond paint you used

Yes mate 5coats only 5ltr and I bought 10ltr for £150 lol
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