Hi Daniel, what chemical should i put in my pool after the new marbelite? They re-marbelited our pool and we filled it up, but the marbelite has stains and the water is green. I hope you help us. Unfortunately we didnt use a pool company to do this :-(
you can use granular chlorine or a salt chlorinator, just note for both options you need to put 2 cups of calcium in the pool every 6 months to stop the marbelite from cracking. with regards to stains: stains vary from not washing down the pool before marbelite, not changing the sand pre-startup of the system (cleaning filter) or "burn" marks from over smoothing the marbelite. The cheapest and easiest way to get rid of stains is to use light/water sandpaper to get the stain off otherwise you can use a pressure washer under water. for deeper and larger stains you can use "stain removal" and use a steel brush which i dont recommended especially on new marbelite. last resort is to drain the pool and use an orbital sander very lightly to remove the stains then wipe the area with a damp micro fiber cloth and after re-fill the pool. for further questions you can email me at info@swimmingpoolhero.co.za
The pool was an old light blue, the reason they needed to re-do the pool was due to builders throwing cement into the pool that couldn't be removed. If there was algae we would have done an acid and pressure wash
Nice job, how long do you have to wait for the marble to dry before filling up?
On this particular job due to summer heat the owners started filling 2 hours after we left
Hi Daniel, what chemical should i put in my pool after the new marbelite? They re-marbelited our pool and we filled it up, but the marbelite has stains and the water is green. I hope you help us. Unfortunately we didnt use a pool company to do this :-(
you can use granular chlorine or a salt chlorinator, just note for both options you need to put 2 cups of calcium in the pool every 6 months to stop the marbelite from cracking. with regards to stains: stains vary from not washing down the pool before marbelite, not changing the sand pre-startup of the system (cleaning filter) or "burn" marks from over smoothing the marbelite. The cheapest and easiest way to get rid of stains is to use light/water sandpaper to get the stain off otherwise you can use a pressure washer under water. for deeper and larger stains you can use "stain removal" and use a steel brush which i dont recommended especially on new marbelite. last resort is to drain the pool and use an orbital sander very lightly to remove the stains then wipe the area with a damp micro fiber cloth and after re-fill the pool. for further questions you can email me at info@swimmingpoolhero.co.za
@@swimmingpoolhero Thank you Daniel. I’m gonna try each option.
How’s it right to Marblite over old Marblite with alge
The pool was an old light blue, the reason they needed to re-do the pool was due to builders throwing cement into the pool that couldn't be removed. If there was algae we would have done an acid and pressure wash
This is such a stupid video! No narrative
how much dis cost?
Wow. Guys move really fast.