Can you paint a PebbleTec pool?

You can't just use any type of paint to paint the interior of a pebblecrete pool, and your pool surface. We recommend using a high-quality paint that's been specifically formulated for pools, and provides additional resistance to soiling and staining, and can boost colour effect and reduce wear and tear.

Can you change the color of a Pebble Tec pool?

you can customize your swimming pool water color. We're sharing this blog post from Pebble Tec to walk you through the process of finding your dream pool color. All you have to do once you've picked your color is call Crystal Clear Pools and Spas at (512) 339-9304.

How do you refinish Pebble Tec pool?

Do Pebble Tec pools need to be resurfaced?

Durability: A Pebble Tec surface should last 20+ years with the proper care and maintenance. A plaster pool should be re-plastered approximately every 5 years.

How long does Pebble Tec pool finish last?

How Long Will Pebble Tec Last? Traditional pool resurfacing materials require a high level of maintenance and will only last 5-10 years before it needs to be replaced. We generally would expect a Pebble Tec surface to last upwards of 20 years with proper maintenance.

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How do I get rust off my Pebble Tec?

Most rust stains can be removed by rubbing a large Vitamin C tablet over the surface. You can also put 20 or 30 in a heavy ziplock bag and hammer them into a powder, and sprinkle the powder over a rust stain, followed by vigorous brushing.

Can you plaster over Pebble Tec?

To answer your question, yes, you can re-plaster any pool. The original plaster though must be sound in regards to bonding to the original substrate. If there are hollow areas, bubbling, cracking or de-laminating, that must be removed until you find areas where the material properly bonded.

Does Pebble Tec have a lifetime warranty?

Defects in workmanship are covered for a minimum of 5 years by the Authorized Applicator. These warranties are provided by the applicator or builder at the time of installation. Find your builder or applicator contact information.

Can you leave a Pebble Tec pool empty?

Does my pool need to be drained before cleaning pool tile or cleaning pebble-tec? No! - We lower your pool water just enough to expose all the pool tile calcium and pebble-tec calcium. In an effort to conserve water, We Never Need to Drain Your Pool.

Can you paint a pool without draining it?

Both pool paint and pool plaster require that the pool be drained properly and prepared for the new surface. To paint the pool, you'll need to degrease the surface with TSP, then acid etch the plaster, followed by another washing and scrubbing with TSP.

How long does epoxy pool paint last?

When it comes to durability, both plaster and pool paint are built to hold up against the chemicals in your pool and natural conditions outside of it such as harmful UV rays; however, most pool plaster lasts 15-20 years, while epoxy pool paint – the longest-lasting type of pool paint on the market – needs to be ...

Can you paint an inground pool?

Pools can be painted with three types of paint. Epoxy paint is the most durable and lasts seven to 10 years before repainting is necessary. Less-expensive chlorinated rubber-based paint lasts only about half as long. Water-based acrylic paint is easy to use and inexpensive, but only lasts two to three years.

Does PebbleTec fade?

Pebble Tec's high quality color won't fade and does not stain easily.

Does Pebble Tec hurt your feet?

Cons of Pebble Pool Surfaces

Pebble pool finishes are generally pricier than plaster finishing, and it is true that pebble pool surfaces can be a bit rough on feet if not installed correctly.

Does Pebble Tec crack?

Traditionally, Pebble Tec pool repair is done after draining the pool. The problem with this is that when the hot sun shines down on the finish, further damage can occur. Even worse, structural cracking is always a concern when letting all or most of the water out of a swimming pool.

Is Pebble Tec worth?

Overall. Pebble Tec pools are works of stunning beauty that can last for decades. They are an excellent choice for any pool. Once established, they're easy to maintain.

How often does pool need to be resurfaced?

It varies depending on the type of pool, with plaster or cement pools needing to be resurfaced every 3-7 years while fiberglass pools can sometimes go as long as 15-30 years.

What is the longest lasting pool finish?

Tile Finishes

Though tile is the most expensive pool finish and takes longer to install than plaster and aggregate, it's the longest lasting pool surface. With proper application and minimal maintenance, tiles should never need to be replaced. Tile pool finishes come in ceramic, porcelain, glass and stone.

Does Pebble Tec last longer than plaster?

Pebble Tec is extremely durable. Compared to plaster pools that only last between 6-8 years, Pebble Tec pool finishes can last from 10-15 years.

What does acid wash do to Pebble Tec?

Pebble Tec Pools

An Acid wash consists of a mixture of water and muriatic acid. The acid makes contact with the pools surface and gently removes a small layer, revealing a fresh layer of plaster underneath. This type of cleaning is intense and best-suited for removing tough surface stains from plaster and Pebble Tec.

Can Pebble Tec be stained?

This is a unique pool finish because it's made from pebbles. The pebbles offer homeowners a variety of color and texture options, and they make the pool finish stain-resistant for easy maintenance and non-slip for added safety.

Can you use a metal brush on Pebble Tec?

Be sure to use only a nylon pool brush, never use a steel bristled pool brush on a Pebble Tec surface.

How do I get brown stains off the bottom of my pool?

Mustard algae and most yellow/brown algae will like the bottom of the pool. The fastest way to get rid of these stains is to apply chlorine straight onto the discoloration. Scrub with a brush and watch it disappear. Run a water test to see what other stuff might be in the water, and treat accordingly.