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    Default Is there a problem with salt corrosion of stone?

    I guess there is no "perfect" way to keep the pool clean! I had considered automatic chlorine feeders (liquid bleach) but looking at my demand, i need to use 10 gallons per week. Then I had my mind set on SCG but I have both natural stone tile and coping (Torren) and saw some threads regarding corrosion of coping. Does anyone else have this problem with natural stone? Thanks

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    Default Re: Is there a problem with salt corrosion of stone?

    this is what I found when I did a search
    http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byaut...ne/stone2.html

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