resurfacing gunite pool. Replaster or paint?

[duraleigh]

Mr. Guiterrez (I hope that's your name),

Welcome to the forum. We need someone with your expertise on finishing...you will be much in demand if you're willing to share your time and knowledge. The forum rules call for any professional to identify themselves (I'm paraphrasing) but your username virtually accomplishes that.

Hope you visit often.

Dave S.

[GutierrezPlastering]

Mr. Guiterrez (I hope that's your name),

Welcome to the forum. We need someone with your expertise on finishing...you will be much in demand if you're willing to share your time and knowledge. The forum rules call for any professional to identify themselves (I'm paraphrasing) but your username virtually accomplishes that.

Hope you visit often.

Dave S.

Glad to be of any assistance to the forum, I will put 101% effort into being of help to anyone.

[Lyonsden77]

I have a spa, 28 linear feet, live in southern California, got a price of $75 per linear foot for removal and replaster with basic white plus the tile work is extra, is that high?

[GutierrezPlastering]

that doest seem a bit steap for a spa, but then again i don't know how many bench's you may have and how many returns/blowers.