Swimming Pool Vinyl Step Repair

Do you have a cracked or leaking pool step tread? The new AquaBond® VSRK-60 Swimming Pool Vinyl Step Repair Kit has everything you need to do a high quality, long-lasting step tread replacement/repair.

Replace tread permanently with our high-quality repair kit
Stop water loss due to cracked step
Just trim to fit and adhere with our super-strong structural repair compound
Easy and straight-forward instructions.

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Instructions for above waterline installation

IMPORTANT: SRX-3000-400 sets quickly! Working time may be 5 minutes or less, so be prepared, trimmed and organized before applying the adhesive.

Chase the crack flat with a grinder, moto-tool or saw blade to give the crack some depth and allow better adhesion for the SRX-3000-400 Structural Repair Compound.
Wipe all working areas with isopropyl alcohol or acetone to remove any dust and residue.
Cut the new step tread to size. Trim front edge of new tread to fit 1/2″ to 3/4″ in from rounded front edge of the original step. You can score lines several times with a utility knife then bend-and-snap, or use heavy duty scissors.
Sand the edges and corners smooth for safety and an attractive appearance when the job is finished. Round-off the four corners and soften sharp edges.
Fill all uneven surfaces in the old step tread with adhesive and apply adhesive liberally to entire backside of the new tread before setting it in place.
Place the tread NON-SKID SIDE UP. Press along the entire length to evenly distribute the adhesive. Create a nice bead of adhesive all around the new tread to give it a smooth transition to the original step.
You can wipe excess adhesive with a cloth wetted with isopropyl alcohol or acetone.
Finish-sand the repair as needed. Congratulations, you’re done!