up at a garage sale.

Rustoleum's Universal for this one. you can visit the blog link to read the full tutorial. thanks Barb H & if you mean the lid, no, it's "sans lid" )

idea for most people but if you are at all handy you can do this yourself. The very first thing you need to do is find out where the leak is. When you say the "fountain" leaks in back are you referring to the waterfall? If so your liner may not be the issue. When the pump is off does the pond still go down or is it holding water? If it is holding water than the waterfall is your only leak. Lava rock not only is abrasive but they "decompose" over time and can clog your pump. Look into Atlantic Water Gardens Ecoblox for the bottom of the pond and a pump vault to protect your pump. then cover the top with the gravel/river rock. If it was me I would knock down the waterfall and once you have "pit" filled in where the white pipe is install a bubbling urn or a large boulder with a hole drilled through it for the pipe. It will give you more of a focal point. As for the preform plastic "drop in" types of ponds they tend to crack and break much more frequently than you find tears in rubber liner. Can't wait to see what you come up with for this space.

the Eagles song "Hotel California" - you can never leave.