Can you use stainless steel brush plaster pool?

Remember, the full stainless steel brush is very aggressive against your pool plaster, therefore use very sparingly. There are other types of Pro Grade brushes out there in all styles, nylon, combination and stainless steel.
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Can you use a metal brush on plaster pool?

Stiff steel wire bristles are great for brushing on plaster / concrete pool walls and floors.
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What type of brush should I use on a plaster pool?

If you have a concrete pool, a stainless steel brush will scrape off your plaster coat, so use it as sparingly as possible. The most common brush size is 18” wide, and that is entirely appropriate for most pools.
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Can I use steel brush on gunite pool?

For Gunite surfaces you can use a brush with stainless steel bristles. For unpainted concrete surfaces, you can use a combination of stainless and nylon bristles. Vinyl and painted concrete surfaces would require nylon bristles only.
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Why do you brush pool plaster?

Brush the pool twice a day for the first two weeks. This opens the pores of the plaster to allow proper curing as well as removes any loose plaster dust from the surface. You may notice plaster dusting when you brush and the water becomes cloudy.
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Can I use a wire brush on a gunite pool?

The Milliard Heavy Duty Wire Pool Brush is made for super hard-to-get stains, algae, and other growth on concrete and gunite swim pools.
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Can you use stainless brush on Pebble Tec?

Brushing a Pebble Tec surface is also very important, especially during the first few weeks after application, but also afterwards, to keep dirt and algae from building up on the slightly irregular surface. Be sure to use only a nylon pool brush, never use a steel bristled pool brush on a Pebble Tec surface.
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What type of pool brush is best?

"Nylon brushes are the most common and, in my opinion, the best material for almost any pool. These bristles are resilient to frequent brushing, yet gentle enough on all pool surfaces." Some heavy-duty pool brushes use stainless steel bristles instead, but these are only suitable for concrete or gunite pools.
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Can you use a wire brush on pool tile?

Removing Calcium Deposits On Your Pool Tile:

Using a wire brush or putty knife can assist you in removing the deposits. Rinse it off after 1 minute with water and then reapply if it is needed. Using a pumice or pool stone can help to remove scale as well with a bit of elbow grease.
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How often should you brush a gunite pool?

Brushing thoroughly 1-2 times per week will prevent these materials from having the time to create a stain. Brush to Prevent Algae: Every pool can grow algae, but plaster, quartz, and aggregate finishes are more susceptible.
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Should I brush the pool before vacuuming?

Regular Brushing

If you are getting algae, you are not brushing often enough. It also helps the chemicals mix so they are more effective. Should you brush the swimming pool before vacuuming? Yes.
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How long do you have to brush new pool plaster?

Brush the pool thoroughly toward the main drain area at least 2 or 3 times a day for the first two weeks, or until all the sediment on the walls and pool floor are removed.
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How often should I brush my pool walls?

It is important to brush you pool daily. This can be time consuming so if necessary, alternate two walls one day, the other two the next day, and the floor the next day.
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How do you clean stainless steel pool walls?

To clean the steel, flush with water and wipe dry all stainless steel railings, bulkhead trim sections, exposed edges of stainless steel gutter systems and other areas that are not regularly submerged.
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Why is my new pool plaster rough?

New pools are prone to scale because the cement in the new plaster bleeds a large amount of calcium into the water as it cures, which can take nine to 12 months.
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Can I use a steel brush on pool tile?

Another very simple option is to buy yourself a standard pool brush. A hard bristle or plastic is okay, but do not use metal or any other abrasive material that could scratch your tile.
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Can you use magic eraser on pool tile?

You Can Use a Magic Eraser to Clean Your Swimming Pool—Yes, Really!
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How do I get dirt off the bottom of my pool without a vacuum?

Using a Rake and Leaf Net
  1. Use a rake to gather the debris pieces into a pile, and then remove the pile by hand.
  2. Bag it and dump it in a garbage.
  3. If the debris is floating and not in the bottom of the pool, you can opt for a leaf net to trap the debris along the water's surface.
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How do I clean the bottom of my pool?

Start at the shallow end and then work your way to the deep end of the pool. Once you've vacuumed it once, you'll need to grab a brush and scrub away at your pool's floor. Then vacuum it again. Repeat this until the bottom of your pool looks clean.
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Can you use a metal brush on a fiberglass pool?

You should not need metal bristles for routine brushing. Use only polyester/nylon bristled brushes on vinyl, fiberglass, and resin pools. Stainless steel bristles can scratch fiberglass and resin surfaces.
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