AAA Pool Plastering The Experts in Replastering Gunite Pools

AAA Pool Plastering: The Experts in Replastering Gunite Pools Replastering a gunite pool is a vital part of this maintenance process, as it not only enhances the pool's aesthetics but also preserves its structural integrity. www.aaapoolplastering.com

Several signs indicate that your gunite pool is due for replastering Rough and Uneven Surfaces: If you notice rough or uneven surfaces, it is a clear sign that the plaster is deteriorating and needs attention. Stains and Discoloration: Stains, discoloration, and spots that are hard to remove can indicate that the pool's plaster has eroded. Cracks and Pitting: Small cracks and pits can form in the plaster over time, allowing water to seep into the gunite structure, potentially causing more extensive damage. Fading and Dull Appearance: A once-vibrant pool that appears faded and lackluster might require replastering to restore its original beauty. Increased Water Usage: A sudden increase in water usage could be due to water loss caused by damaged plaster. www.aaapoolplastering.com

The Replastering Process Drain the Pool: The first step is to drain the pool completely to access the old plaster surface and ensure proper adhesion of the new plaster. Remove Old Plaster: The old plaster is chipped away, revealing the gunite shell. Any damaged or loose areas are carefully repaired. Acid Wash: After removing the old plaster, the pool's surface is acid washed to remove any remaining residue and prepare the gunite for the new plaster. www.aaapoolplastering.com