Description

The Lo-Chlor Leak Sealer product will effectively seal up minor leaks in pools and spas. If left untreated, pool and spa leaks can destroy the equipment and plumbing. Before your minor leak turns into a professional’s problem, use Leak Sealer to save your pool or spa from an expensive fix. This product will not seal vinyl liners.

• Works on both pools and spas
• Seals most leaks in just a day
• Easy to use formula

Directions

1. Turn the pump off. If using in a pool with an automatic pool cleaner remove it from the pool.
2. Set the filter bypass or recirculate. If neither of these settings are available, remove grids or cartridges from the filter before treatment. Important note for use in spas: It is possible that fine fountain jets may block when Lo-Chlor Leak Sealer is applied.
3. Leak Sealer should be added at the rate of 1 quart per 15,000 gallons of pool water. In spas 1 ounce per 500 gallons. There are 2 methods of application of Leak Sealer, depending on the location of the leak.

• Method A – Leak In The Pool/Spa Surface: If you are sure of the location of the leak(ex. around a light or skimmer), pour Leak Sealer directly into the water in the vicinity of the leak.
• Method B – Leak In The Piping: Add the correct dose of Leak Sealer directly to the skimmer. Set up a pool vacuum hose with pool vacuum head attached as you would fro a normal pool cleaning. Place the vacuum head at the deepest point of the pool. ensure that the hose is free of air. (This method ensure maximum circulation through the piping.)

If Unsure Of The Leak Location Use Method B

1. Wait 30 minutes after adding Leak Sealer, then turn the pump on. Leave the pump running for a minimum of 8 hours.
2. Mark the water level and check in 24 hours.
3. A second application may be required in larger pools.
4. Return the filter setting to normal once Leak Sealer has taken effecting resume normal filtration. Swimming may be resumed 24 hours after the addition of the product. Please Note: Leak Sealer is designed to seal minor leaks (where the water level drops up to 1 inch per day in a 15,000 gallon pool.) Larger leaks require conventional plumbing.