replastering

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replastering

Unlike fiberglass, plaster will react with pool water over the course of its lifetime, so more chemicals may be necessary to maintain proper water chemistry. To counteract this issue, add a “filler” to your plaster mix.

Now that your swimming pool has been prepped, you are ready for Step 3, where our highly skilled tile and masonry craftsman install your selected pool tile, coping, and other decorative features such as ledger stone. This process can take anywhere from 1 to 3 working days.

If your fiberglass and concrete pools are in good shape, you might consider painting them instead of resurfacing them. Spray on a new coat, such as NuPool, of epoxy paint. The paint should last for seven to ten years. While acrylic and rubber-based paints may be used, neither are as long-lasting as epoxy paint.

replastering