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Before the pond gets too full, we're gonna go ahead and
install the TPR jet, the flange and everything.
So. I wanted to show you what we have.
Of course, I have my flange and the screws.
I have a couple of screwdrivers, some Phillips,
cuz that's what the hardware requires.
I got my scissors, a couple of towels, and my sealant.
Let's go ahead and get started on that.
Okay, I can feel the TPR jet right here.
So the first thing I wanna do is, I wanna pull out the slack of
the liner so I don't have a big wrinkle below it.
And then I can go ahead and mark it.
Okay, so there's the outline
of where that jet needs to be.
So now that I have an idea of where I want this to be, nice and
tight, I'm gonna go ahead and pull the liner down cuz I can.
And I'm gonna inspect the area and
make sure the underlayment's not blocking it up.
Yeah, I see the underlayment's shifted a little bit.
So, I'm gonna pull this up.
Okay, so I got that exposed.
I'm gonna go ahead and take my scissors and open this up just
a little bit more, cuz I don't want the, if this accidentally got caught
in a flange, you have a real high potential of catching a leak.
So, I'm just gonna go ahead and open this up a little bit bigger.
And once I put the liner back up, I will be able to reach through
the hole and manage it as well, but it's nice if I have plenty of room.
Get a wet cloth and I'll just give a real quick rinse on this.
Quick cleaning.
Okay, now that I have that cleaned off, I'm gonna apply my sealant.
Well first, let me take my, this particular flange goes a couple
ways, so I'm gonna make sure I have the flange marked out the way I want
to, cuz it doesn't really work this way.
So, I take the guesswork out.
I know my flange lines up here, I'll set that up so
I have it ready to go.
And I'll apply my sealant.
This is the same stuff that we used on the bottom drain.
Give me that other rag, please?
There's like a goober right here, I'm gonna get that off.
You just wanna make sure you have sealant all around all those holes.
All the way around.
Now, since I already pre-marked the liner, I know exactly where the hole
needs to line up with the liner, so I'm gonna lift this up, easy.
And I'll press this on there.
My hole is lined up.
I can feel the hole is lined up.
Now I can come on with the flange.
Now I can feel the inside of the TPR jet, so
I have a really good idea of where it is.
A small screwdriver, please.
I wanna find that hole.
Okay, so I have that hole identified.
And if you need to, you can pull back on the liner, and
you can look back behind there.
And I have that hole marked and identified right there.
So now I'll come through with my hardware.
Okay, so once again,
I got that first hole marked out.
Line that TPR up and find another hole.
Yeah, right there.
Now that I have those two established, I can go through and
puncture the liner on the rest of the spots.
So just like on the bottom drain, we're gonna get all the hardware in
place and then we'll just go around and
tighten each one down a little bit more around the house, like this.
Okay, so you can see my circle moved a little bit.
It was just an identifying mark so
I didn't have too big of a wrinkle in our liner.
I have everything tight.
Now, I can go ahead and run a blade on the inside of this because I know
on the other side of this is the hard plastic flange.
So, I can run my blade all the way around.
And I don't have a big old heavy wrinkle in the liner because
I identified it with that mark to begin with.
I got good polyurethane came through.
You see it came through all around the house,
all the way around the lip.
All right, that's a wrap.
It was a simple one.
And now our water's gonna
return to the pond at an angle.
Perfect.
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