Swimming Pools Directions:  use the 32 OUNCE Bottle, as directed.  (SHAKE WELL BEFORE USING)

•   Bypass filter before adding FIX-A-LEAK to the water.  Sand filters:  set the filter to recirculate.  Cartridge filters remove the filter cartridge.   D.E. Filters, remove the D.E. elements from the filter tank, then proceed to circulate through empty tank.  If the multiport valve has a recirculate setting, use that method, instead.
   

•   With pump running, add FIX-A-LEAK slowly through skimmer or in front of any other suction intake.
   

•   After adding FIX-A-Leak, adjust suction to main drain.  If not possible, a pool vacuum can be used, alternatively, simply by placing hooked up vacuum, in the center of the pool.  The filter must be set up to recirculate.
   

•   FIX-A-LEAK is very heavy and will sink to the lowest point rather quickly.  It must be stirred back into suspension either manually by using a pool broom or mechanically with an automated pool cleaner (without a filter bag) every 4-6 hours during the circulation of water.
   

•   Continue to recirculate water until the leak has stopped.
   

•   After the leak has stopped and given the proper time to cure (24-72 hours), you may return to normal filtration.  As Fix A Leak seeps out it forms a crust, which must be allowed to dry, harden and cure, to form a long lasting seal.  Treatment can be repeated if necessary.

Suction Line Leaks:  return flow will be aerated.  To get water to leak out, instead of sucking air in, the lines going to the pump must be reversed.  This has to be done manually, as there is no equipment setting, to do this flow reversal.