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The Vinyl Liner Blue Stuff - by Jack's Magic

The Vinyl Liner Blue Stuff swimming pool liner stain removing chemical. Powerful swimming pool chemicals from Jack's Magic remove pool stains quickly.

Specifically formulated to prevent stains and scale in your vinyl liner pool.
Also works great on fiberglass pools!

Qty.

Item No.

Size

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Y3350

1 quart

$19.99

Y3352

2 X 1 quart

$37.99

The Vinyl Liner Blue Stuff - by Jack's Magic

Overall Rating:

4 out of 5

1 of 1(100%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.

1 The Vinyl Liner Blue Stuff swimming pool liner stain removing chemical. Powerful swimming pool chemicals from Jack's Magic remove pool stains quickly.

Product Reviews

Overall Rating:

4 out of 5

This product will eventually work,

Date:September 18, 2007

By Joseph

Pros: Product did work

Cons: You have to use several applications and be patient

"At first after following the instructions closely, it didn't work but after several applications using about 66% more chemical than expected - and being patient allowing about twice as much time as expected, it finally did the job. Take a chance."