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Old swimming pool question
I have a small (10k gal) inground swimming pool that is probably around 27
y/o. House was built around 1983 and I think it was built then. The plaster has seen better days. I don't think the previous owners took very good care of it. It's pitted, discolored and cracked in a few places. I was watching a movie last night and there was a pool in it that was tiled. I thought that might be a cheaper way of refinishing mine. It would have to be a small mosaic tile that could stand up to the chlorine. The draw back would be all the grout lines that have a tendency to grow algae but if I watched the chemicals closely and diligently cleaned it I might be able to control it. Dumb idea? I think it would look really nice. At least for awhile. Anyone have a fully tiled pool and what are the draw backs? Jim |
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