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No it will be just fine 2" of water wont cause any problem except to remind you to try harder with the leveling next time you do it.

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Q: How level does the ground have to be for an above ground pool We thought ours was level but now that the water is in it's almost 2 inches higher on one side of the pool Do we need to start over?
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