How do you plaster a gunite pool?
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Asked by: Janette Talkofthetown
How do you apply plaster to a swimming pool?
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Any white plaster onto our slate which is a very special touch in this pool. That's correct and I noticed they're using a wet and dry shop vacuum around the drain. So there's nothing really high-tech.
What is the process of Replastering a pool?
Start the Pre-plastering Process
- Take your acid brush and spread the acid wash over the old plaster.
- Use a hose to rinse the acid wash off. Make sure you are thorough.
- Allow the pool to dry.
- Apply a bond coat.
- Let the bond coat dry. This will take anywhere from 8 to 10 hours.
How thick is pool plaster applied?
The pool plaster will be put over a scratch coat and will be 3/8 to 12 inches thick. The finish will be smooth troweled when the fresh plaster layer is put.
How long does it take to plaster a swimming pool?
If your pool has suffered extensive plastering damage or other cosmetic issues, the process may take longer to complete. However, many pool plastering jobs can be completed within a few days to a week. On average, it takes us anywhere between 4-7 days to replaster an average sized pool.
Can you plaster a pool yourself?
You need to let it set up until it's hard and then you need to fill the pool with water and it. Just doesn't really lend itself to being and do it you look yourself process.
How long after gunite Can you plaster?
Prior to plaster: 3 weeks
While the gunite is curing, the beginning of many other processes will begin. During the three-to-four-week curing process, you can expect to see tile and coping take place (plus any additional stonework that may include grills, fireplaces, and firepits).
How often should you resurface a gunite pool?
7 to 10 years
On average, gunite swimming pools last 7 to 10 years before they need to be resurfaced. When that time comes, it’s important to know what options are available so that you can pick the best choice for your backyard space.
