Aqua Select Cove Molding for 18 ft x 33 ft Oval Above Ground Pools

(1 year after install) we bought these bumpers for going under the pool liner when we were exchanging the old to the new. Let me tell you it was one of the best investments we ever did in the history of our pool. They are great at keeping the corners of the liners from getting to the metal framework they are soft they fit perfectly. I would highly recommend them if you're installing an above ground pool liner. Below is a picture of the pool today and how it looks I know you can't see the bumpers but they are in there and it's well worth the investment.

Excellent product.

These were much smaller than I expected them to be, but they worked perfect. They were really easy to install and stayed in place while I prepped to install the liner. I have the pool up and they’ve been working great I’ve had no issues to date.

Not enough coverage. It was about 20 inches short. Had to go buy another section to finish. The glue was not very sticky. Wall was cleaned. I had to buy a can of adhesive. 12 dollars for the extra section and 10 dollars for the glue

This molding is excellent to use on the bottom of the sidewall for our above ground pool. I the used sand on 80% of the foam cove.

We replaced our above ground pool this year. It is recommended that a 6" berm of sand is built up around the perimeter of the pool prior to installing the liner. That can be difficult to get right. The Aqua Select Cove Molding is the berm. Just peel and stick in place around the pool side. I used additional waterproof duct tape on the joints to hold it better in place. We finished installing the liner, filled it and the berm is even and continuous around the perimeter. The molding was a good choice

Worked well stuck to the side of pool and stayed

First I would say I love the idea of foam coving it is convenient more so than sand but here is what happened. I ordered this the coving did not come with enough to go around the pool. It also did not stick very well to the pool walls. As our pool filled it made gaps between each part of coving so you can see exactly where the coving is even though you had it piece of foam touching each one with no gaps. So I would go with a bigger round pool if you want to go with foam coving. I would also make sure thwy are placed correctly and sticking because they do move. If I had to do it again I would go a different route.