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I've not done much with ponds .but Yes post mix does have sharp lime stone chipping in , it common to use carpet or rubber mat between a pond liner and the soil etc so you could use it and speed the job up. Clay woud be fine and the perferred choose in my opinion or builders sand or cement made with builders sand. The stones on top of the liner and the water is what holdsthe liner in place.
Is there a fleece under the existing liner or could you add some it usually helps stop the liner getting perforated .
Thanks for the tips guys. Good shout on the fleece as a potential buffer between the liner and a concrete / sand mix. I'll check next week when im with the client.