HOW TO Seam A Pond Liner- EPDM Liner Seaming 

I appreciate this. I’ve been building my pond all summer

Your a great public speaker

Very informative and I love the “Benny Hill” touch with the music in fast motion

THE BEST seam tape tutorial!

Thank you so much for making it look doable. I'm a little worrisome but am going to go tackle it right now, thank you

Thanks again for a more in depth explanation of how it's done.

awesome! loved the feature at kamp kenan

Great video! I’ve seen this done wrong so many times, and this will definitely help everyone out there looking to get seamy! 🤘🏼

Thank you, brother! Got my first seam coming up tomorrow, and she's a doozie! 😅 Glad I watched this tutorial first...after watching the oh-so-easy-seeming Aquascapes official video!

Thank you for making it clear and easy to follow for our DIY pond!

thanks Man i am adding a sturgeon pond deep well to my pond i built and posted on my channel. This was super informative and seeming my 2 existing pieces made this job so much more cost effective.

Great Job Explaining the process John!

I made the mistake by attempting to connect my liner in the ground. Great information that you made look easy. Lol

I should credit Dave Bloxom, April Dugan, Ed Bealieu, and Sean Frost for the training I got which enabled me to make this video👍😎

What a great video. Full of information. I was particularly impressed when I saw you got the other members of your team to do most of the work! 🤣. On a serious note lots of information to take away and learn from I think even I could have a go!

At last! I've been looking everywhere for a video like this. THANK YOU!! Have all the supplies, now I have the know how to finish my feature.

Thanks for the clear demonstration. I'm going out to tackle it NOW.

thank you for sharing as I am planing to replace new pond liner and will keep old liner under as underlayment

I’m going to have to seam 2 liners together for my pond. Thanks for this video!

Thank you for this informative video John! Always thought you needed the expensive Firestone Splice Wash cleaner or acetone. So I understand that water & paper do a better job.

Great tips John! Thank you!

I was wondering how this was done. Thanks. Liked.

Great video (as always) John!!!! Thank you for putting these out!!

Great video, love the music

Awesome video. I am looking into a liner for a 60x60 max size pond as clay is getting expensive just going off quotes. Well I learned something today.

Great video. The only thing I missed was exactly how you lapped it over. I would like to see how you folded the two pieces and then seamed in two places.

Thanks for another great video!

Great info John!

Your awesome! Still watching subscribed and added you guys on my FB. Look forward to learning more while watching you guys from Indiana.

Thank you 👍 fantastic info, love your vids 🍻

It's brilliant to see how much work goes into joining liner sheets.....wow I can see why people buy them so large they have to move them with heavy machinery - fewer seams! Amazing job you did there. But pray tell, how thick is the liner in this video because you don't seem too worried about puncturing it? Also how long does it take for the seam to dry so that it's safe to move, fold and such?

Thanks. Great Vid!

Good vid!

This is an awesome video, I'm just curious about the temperature used to weld these pondliners, please let us know what temperature you use when welding a pondliner and what's the base temperature to weld a pondliner

respect mi boss

Thank you!

Excellent video. BUT, what if I want to use old and crusty abandoned above ground pools for making a swimming hole? Of course I would pressure wash the heck out of it first. But will it work? I live out in the desert just north of Los Angeles and this area grows more pot/weed/grass than even Humboldt County. They put about $150K into a grow site and make $1.5 million off the first clipping. Then they get the heck out of there and leave most of it behind. Wood, greenhouses, water tanks, fences and pools. Lots of above ground pools. I collect the remnants and sell it. I make a good living off of the lumber. But it gets hot as heck out here in the summer, so I need a place to cool off. Can't do a regular pool because of the wind driven sand plus I have no electrical source other than solar. So I thought that a living pond with a rubber bottom would work. I can setup a simple pump and filter to recycle and aerate the water. Make it at least 6 feet deep at one end so the little fish can live down there in the winter. It would stay at around 56° at that depth. Warm enough I think for the right fish. I would plant some hearty water plants that can survive the cold winter and the hot summer. And it would be big enough for swimming. Then fill it with delivery water at $150 per 4000 gallons and hope it doesn't leak

Great video sir! Working in my feature now. One question if ya don't mind? Do I need a "lap caulk" at the edge of the "6 inch cover tape"?

how long we need to wait after seaming to put water inside?

Whats the difference between pond liner and roofing rubber? The roofing stuff says safe for potable water sometimes

So no chemical cleaner is necessary?

Can or will the two sided seam tape work or work effectively without the seam primer?

CAN I DO THE SAME PROCESS WITH LLDPE LINER OR I NEED A DIFFERENT TAPE?

Dang, where can you get the materials from one place or have to goto separate places?

How long after you complete this do you need to wait to use?

Hi John Last night I watched your instructions a few times and today I took the bull ( seam ) by the horns I found it not quite as easy as you made it look but I think I did manage I would still like to connect with you one on one and go over the best way to continue eco ( aquascaping my ponds ) there are a few things I am quite desperate to get some solid advise on I have had no luck so far getting any advise locally Now with the changes in the marketing of aquascape products in Canada all they want to do is sell me product Understandable in a way So please let me know if it is possible to schedule a consultation by ( skype ) or by ( messenger ) you are the man with the know how

no info on what the primer is made of, or what type of tape? Sorry, not in North America, so I'm looking all over and don't even know what to ask for...

Hi John I have a question on seaming the liners together from old pond to new. I enlarged my pond and have to seam the old pond liner to the new liner. I have liner that is under the rocks exposed along the edge of the pond, it is about 12 inches in length. Is it better to use the liner from the old pond that is on the edge of the pond that was not under water or is it best to lower the water level of the pond and lift the liner up and use that part of the liner to seam.

Can the seam cover tape be used to repair holes in liners? If so, any idea where I could find a roll that is 12" to 18"?

I have about a 3-5 foot seem to make. Do I need both the 3" and the 6". I see that the 6" cover tape costs about $120 for 25ft roll. Seems like a big waste for such a small seem. It is in a stream that brings water to the pond. Not a lot of elevation change.

What is the name of the cover tape

Thanks. No Soap?

Certainly one of the best pond channels on YT! I enjoy the content immensely. I have a question, when it comes to underpayments is it ok to overlap or do you guys prefer one piece? Also if you could only do 8oz on one layer, would you do it on top of the liner or underneath while still using a lighter weight on the other side. Thanks!!