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__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Fiberglass... The Superior Material to Restore Your Pool's Surface At Re-New-It
Fiberglass Coatings we specialize in pool resurfacing for plaster & painted pools; eliminate pool surface problems. - Appearance - A beautiful, sparkling look. The fiberglass surface permanently remedies a dull, lackluster
appearance, and instantly improves the pool's appeal.
- Durability - A long-lasting
solution to surface problems. Fiberglass eliminates acid washing, painting, and replastering. Fiberglass outperforms, and
is not subject to degradation like conventional materials, including vinyl liners. Furthermore, fiberglass outperforms
enhanced/modified additive plaster mixes, and aggregate plaster.
- Versatility -
Fiberglass can be applied to steel, aluminum, painted surfaces, and concrete. Also, vessels are not suitable for traditional
materials.
- Adhesion - Positive adhesion to most substrates. Will not disbond
like coatings. "Pop-offs" associated with replastering are avoided.
- Fast Application
- Fast spray-application by experienced applicators. Pools experience very little down-time, allowing rapid return-to-service.
- Cost Effective - Low life cycle cost. Does not require periodic maintenance.
Eliminate Cracks and LeaksAlgae & StainingRough SurfacesDiscolorationHigh Chemical UsageRebar StainsPlaster ProblemsResults
Plaster vs. Fiberglass|
| Rough Surfaces | As
plaster wears, roughness increases. | Always smooth. No scratched feet and toes. | | Structural
Cracks | Any substantial pool movement can cause cracks and leaks. | Adds structural strength to pool
shell. Prevents leaking. | | Blemishes - Stains | Little resistance to
stains and blemishes even if surface has been recently applied. | Resistance to stains with easily cleaned surface. | | Algae
Resistance | Algae adheres to porous surface. | Smooth, dense, non-porous surface prevents algae from
adhering. | | Chemical Demand | High chemical requirement at all times.
Reactive surface | Noticeable reduction chemical usage due to the inert nature of fiberglass. Makes pool chemicals
more efficient. | | Attractiveness | Unsightly when stained/deteriorated | Maintains
attractive appearance. | | Durability | Depends on application.
Re-plastering often separates from original surface (poor adhesion). Material limitations reduce the durability of plaster. | The
superior corrosion resistant and inert properties of fiberglass ensure exceptional durability. | | Water
chemistry | Very sensitive to incorrect water chemistry. Plaster surface easily compromised | Inert
surface less sensitive to out-of-balance water chemistry. | | Life Expectancy | Varies.
Depends on water chemistry, maintenance regime, plaster mix, and application technique. | Exceeds that
of plaster. Time tested with 25 years industry experience. | | Leachable Material | Salts/plaster
constituents will adhere, and create a very abrasive surface. | Due to the inert nature of fiberglass,
no leachable material is available to cause roughness. Surface remains smooth. | | Start-up | Complicated.
Requires brushing and attention. | Simple. No brushing needed. Allow to cure, then start-up. |
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