sider crete pool plaster patch

sider crete pool plaster patch

Once the primer has dried you can apply the topcoat epoxy, or resurfacing product to the pool. You should paint the pool from the depths to the shallows, according to the manufacturer's recommendations. The topcoat should dry completely before you apply your next coat. You should sand your pool between coats in order to make sure the next layer sticks properly. The average pool needs between three and four coats. This may take a few hours, or even overnight depending on how hot it is.

For more information on this process, please refer to the section titled "Initial Water Treatment".

If necessary, a new coat of plaster can be applied after the preparation is completed. The new plaster may be an exposed aggregate plaster. This is a mixture of plaster and colored pebbles, sand, or glass beads. Although exposed aggregate can be considered a finished surface in most cases, it is often covered with paint (often rubberized or acrylic formulas or epoxy formulas), fiberglass or tile.