Ameri Shield T Lock Pool Vinyl

This t lock anchors the ameri shield into the tight groove directly above your liner bead.

Ameri shield t lock pool vinyl.

The ameri shield is a full 10 inch tall extra piece of vinyl that is fastened to your existing liner track via a t lock system that is actually heat sealed to the top of the vinyl. T lock works with all bead and track systems. T lock is a great way to secure an inground pool liner and prevent it from jumping out of the liner track. Ameri shield swimming pool liner repair specifications.

The ameri shield is a 10 inch tall piece of vinyl with t lock heat sealed to the top edge of the vinyl. It s is locked into place by tapping the t lock firmly into the small slot above your liner bead with a small block of wood and a small hammer. Place the t lock portion of the ameri shield directly over the thin slot above the bead on your liner. See the ameri shield liner repair from ameri brand products inc.

This is a great alternative to replacing your pool liner. Our customers have experienced unbelievable results and saved a lot. New and replacement vinyl pool liners for custom pools as well as popular brands like heldor foxxx polly pools pacific imperial and others. The ameri shield is secured into your existing liner track via the t lock system.

T lock is a small vinyl strip that fills the enpty space between the liner bead and the liner track effectively securing difficult pool liners and tank liners which may be popping out of the liner track. This is due to the afternoon sun reflecting across the top of the water hitting the far side of the pool wall. Is your internet source for t lock. You will receive 1 quart of vinyl cement per 20 of ameri shield.

Proprietary retrofit system for converting old plaster concrete and fiberglass pools to vinyl liner swimming pools with. This is the recommended amount the styles we have available are shown above. Designed custom made in america for superior quality and guaranteed fit. Although there are various reasons a liner can fail by far the most common cause about 80 to 90 of swimming pool liner failures occur above the waterline.