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    Default Re: HELP! New Gunite project has a "cold joint".

    You'd be better off posting on poolspaforum.com. There are a lot of pool guys there.

    However, some caution -- the concrete pool guys I know aren't literate enough to enjoy participating in a forum. It's a pretty rough job. That may not hold true everywhere, but I think it's pretty common. So odds are you'll end up talking to someone who may know guys who shoot gunite, but who hasn't ever held a nozzle himself.

    A better bet might be to ID another concrete guy in your area, and pay him to take a look.

    Good luck!
    Last edited by PoolDoc; 07-09-2014 at 04:44 PM. Reason: fix typo

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