I was told liners shrink when no water and exposed to sun. How long might this process take b4 I dare take a chance &amp; fill with water?
1706770
It took me 3 days to fill ours. We had no issues. We live in FL and I filled it last July.
413753
The hot water is not a problem. A rough tumble and drying in a dryer is where the liner can be damaged. Use delicate cycle and hot/ hot and you should be fine. Then dry on low or no heat.
26284
I would use painter's tape along the edge of the board where you want to stop. Apply to that point, remove the tape as soon as you reach there. Applying in full sun may reduce the amount of time you have to even out your application but I don't recall having any particular difficulty working the product from shade to sun.
856588
Run very hot water over one edge of it and use something, preferably plastic, to scrape it until it comes loose. Continue this until the whole thing comes off. It will not come off in one piece. You'll wind up with several small parts that break off. It's also not a fast process. This liner is made to stay in place so it takes a while to get it out. All in all it is totally worth the time and money to use.
673839
I've never used a sprayer, my baby just started solids , I don't think flaps would be a problem but if your worried you can get the bg elemental instead . Those are a little bigger and thinner . Those fit very well but they take about 2 days to dry hanging in my bathroom. I imagine outside in the sun would be much faster. Cotton babys told me they can't be put in the dryer cause the heat will cause the Pul to leak. And they are more expensive .
492025
It shrinks. In some applications consider using a "burn-in" knife to liquify, drip, then smooth plastic resin. Look up Behlin Burn-In Sticks. Cool stuff and more permanent.
1239578
No. Your best bet would be time or changing to a faster drying kind. The kind I use useally sets up in 24 hours.
2026511
Do the liner first and the mudflaps after. Otherwise you'll never get the liner in as the mudflaps will be in the way.
1972413
As long as you wait a while for it to soak in and dry you should be fine. I've used sunscreen, but I usually wait at least 30 minutes until it feels like it's totally absorbed
2026404
Probably after it dries really well. A day or so. Call the manufacturer & ask.
1311426
I really can't say since I did not have that same situation. I do know once full of liquid, they are heavy as all get out. I've yet to get them to dry out and that's been over a month ago. Laying them in the sun did not evaporate the water.
1575944
There is a thin sheet of foam included that you can moisten and put inside the liner. I have never used it, so I can't tell you how well it works.
1288758
I have to put in for 5 min. I tried at 2 min intervals. And with the timer it don't want to dry at all.
794468
I submerge mine in hot water (boiling water that I've let cool a little) and they shrink instantly. It's really easy!
905029
I have done no formal testing, however I live in Vegas so our temps are higher than most. As long as the inner liner is moist u will be fine. Also consider getting two one to keep moist and one to use. All my best.
1117159
After 48hrs, mine is still at 15" with hallow and saggy corners and loose outer covering on 4 sides. I desperately want to sleep on it minus that 1 inch but i'm giving it another 24 hrs to fill up some more. The hallow corners makes me sad coz i don't know how it can fill up unless it rises another 2inches more at least.
1384366
Try using a primer and applying a thin line..I have had awesome results with this..last all night and doesnt run even in summer weather:)