Marlig Industries FIX A Leak 32OZ Pack of 2, None

Does what it’s supposed to do

My pool was losing about an inch a day and every 4-5 days I would fill it up with water. I saw this product and decided to give it a try. Followed the directions added Fix A leak, ran the pump in recirculate mode for 10-12 hours, shut pump down for 2 days to let it set up, added water to a defined point and started pump up. Followed level for 2 days and could not tell a difference in the level. Looks to be corrected. Highly recommend.

Tried to stop the leak in the spa attached to the pool. It slowed down dropping 3 inches per day instead of the previous 12 inches. But it will not stop the leak after 8 attempts.

The product slowed my hot tub leak quite a bit, from 3" a day to maybe 1" a day. The leak may have been too large to fully seal. Still, I was able to use my tub for a few more months, which is great.Customer service was excellent, instructions were easy and clear. Great product for small leaks.

My husband has noticed he has had to reply it a few times. When he adds chlorine to the pool some drops to the bottom. But so far it has helped this year.

Worked great, stopped my leak in my pool return line at the skimmer.

I have a 24k lined pool. Even with heavy rain within the past couple of weeks, I had noticed that the level was getting close to the bottom of the skimmer inlet. I filled it Sunday morning and by Wed afternoon it was back down. A little research and the potential for a lot of unplanned expenses and downtime going into the summer months was not a pleasant outlook. Extensive looking led me to this product. Reviews were mostly good so for the cost, if it didn't work, I'm not out of that much, and if it did work, I would have time to set some rainy day money aside. I followed the instructions and my leak stopped immediately. I mean "Now". I marked the skimmer side and ran the pool on recirculate for 10 to 11 hours and the level never moved. During this time I brushed and used the vacuum every 2 to 3 hours to keep the material suspended in the water. The next day I repeated. I then let it sit for two days then vacuumed to waste to get most of the settled material out. Re-filled and reconfigured to filter. Done. I did use two quarts of fix-a-leak as one bottle says it treats up to 22K, and was so pleased, I bought two more for the shelf for "down the road if needed". Even if this lasts a couple of years or longer, I will at least be ready financially for that dreaded day. Thanks guy's for one heck of a product. I'm looking forward to a worry free summer. At least as far as the pool goes!

Did not need to search for the leak.