The pool hasn't been filled yet, it's a 16x30 IG gunnite/plaster. Once it is plastered, should I hose the new plaster everday to help curing, or leave it alone?
The pool hasn't been filled yet, it's a 16x30 IG gunnite/plaster. Once it is plastered, should I hose the new plaster everday to help curing, or leave it alone?
Last edited by steveinaz; 03-01-2007 at 05:23 PM.
Steve, the plaster would prefer to be kept moist, this will help it set up stronger - a caution though, if you use the garden hose, take care not to directly spray the plaster or let rivulets of water run down one area as it could 'etch' the new finnish. A sprayer on mist is a good option for this (all you want to do is retard the setting a little, which keeping the plaster moist will do, the longer it takes the plaster to cure, the stronger it will end up)
However, I would suggest talking to the builder before doing this so that you don't accidently void the warrantee.
Luv & Luk, Ted
Having done construction and service for 4 pool companies in 4 states starting in 1988, what I know about pools could fill a couple of books - what I don't know could fill libraries
Cool, thanks for the help.
Well Steve, is there water in the pool yet? Lets see some pictures!
Not, yet...we're chompin at the bit. Pic will come as soon as available. Can't wait to get my yard re-landscaped.
How long can you leave a freshly plastered pool before it needs to be filled?
I thought all pools were filled immediately after plastering? At least mine was.
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