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Hi James, just a quick disclaimer, I don't know anything about pond construction and wouldn't touch them with a barge pole. But many years ago I worked for English Landscapes/The Landscape Group. We did the regeneration of Stoke Poges Memorial Gardens and put down some sort of liquid rubber sealant in all the rills there. Might be worth looking into?
Cheers, Glen. That is what I was thinking. I wonder if anyone could put me on the right track for a suitable sealant.
another thing to look at is tanking grout the stuf they use to waterproof cellars or you can get stuf for sealing leaky manholes bit like a cement slurry that you brush on
forgot to say you will have to make good any defects first
Thanks, David. To be honest, at present we want the simplest fix. If we can get away with brushing a sealant on. Great. Iif that doesn't work, the customer will get someone in to refurbish it.
Not come across a rubber-type pond sealant. I've used G4 to good effect on rendered ponds, but it does need a sound, clean, dry surface to apply to, and it's not cheap.