Copper based algaecides can cause this problem.
No
that depends on what you spilt, you did not mention that.
It depends on what caused the stain to begin with. In my case it was copper because the pool was constantly auto-filling due to a leak. Metal stain remover treatment, followed by an extremely powerful shock cycle helped return my pool to normal.
Yes, fence stain can potentially contaminate pool water with copper if the stain contains copper-based compounds. When it rains or if the fence is washed, these compounds can leach into the surrounding soil and eventually reach the pool. Additionally, if the stain is applied too close to the pool or if there is splashing during application, it can lead to direct contamination. It's essential to use pool-safe products and to ensure proper application techniques to avoid such issues.
To remove a fireworks stain from the bottom of a vinyl pool liner, first, brush the stained area gently to loosen any debris. Next, create a paste using baking soda and water, then apply it to the stain and let it sit for a few hours before scrubbing with a soft brush. Rinse the area thoroughly with water. If the stain persists, you can try using a commercial vinyl pool liner cleaner following the manufacturer's instructions.
terpentine should do the trick
To remove a stain from your pool liner caused by an oil-based tanning product, start by draining the pool to the level of the stain. Use a mixture of baking soda and water to create a paste, then gently scrub the stained area with a soft cloth or sponge. If the stain persists, a diluted solution of muriatic acid may be applied cautiously, but test a small area first to avoid damage. Always ensure proper safety measures are taken when handling chemicals and consult your pool liner manufacturer's guidelines.
Air bubbles in the water....
There are many places where one can buy a pool liner. One can buy a pool liner at popular on the web sources such as Liner World, USA Pool Pros, and National Pool Wholesalers.
Any pool can have copper. Source water may have it in it. Some pools have copper plumbing. Most pool heaters have copper heat exchangers. If your pH or Alkalinty levels are lower than recommended, then the copper in the plumbing or heater can be stripped out and stain the pool plaster a bluish-green color. Some allgaecides even use copper which will also stain. You should also take care using copper algaecide in salt water pools as they may cause problems with the chlorinators.
The pool liner pad is placed underneath the pool liner to prevent items from cutting through the liner. If the liner is already leaking, the liner pad will not stop the leak.
by taking the liner away!