Test results - look good?

[handy1]

After a very warm winter, we were surprised that our pool opened pretty clear (lucky us.) Here are the results (and I know I need to add more chlorine...)
29000 gal plaster pool, sand filter, inground

CYA = 35
TC & FC = .2
pH = 7.5
TA = 86
Adj. TA = 75
Hardness = 265

I think with the exception of the chlorine, the other results may be good, but I need to be sure. Pool store is saying the TA needs adjusting.

Thanks for your help.

[Watermom]

I think i would bump the TA up some with some baking soda. You may also want to increase the CYA a little to around 50ppm if you find that you are having trouble keeping a chlorine reading through a hot sunny day.

[handy1]

Thanks Watermom! Will do that - for some reason the pool store wanted me to add lots of stabilizer and "Burn Out". I'll go with the CYA and baking soda..

[Watermom]

Actually, stabilizer is CYA, so they were right about that, but just don't add LOTS of it! Probably about 3 lbs. of granular cyanuric (or isocyanuric) acid should be about right.