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How are pond liners tested for watertightness?

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How are pond liners tested for watertightness?

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Well, the proof is in the pudding. Usually the pond is just filled and observed to see if it is holding water. Close to 100% of the time it will be fine when properly installed. Very rarely there will be a problem. Humans beings what they are however, everyone makes mistakes. They are usually not a big problem to figure out, and are normally traced back to a minor inattention to detail around a pipe boot or something of that nature.

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