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One of the best video I’ve seen.

So use a nylon brush for daily brushing of the plaster?? Is a combo brush too aggressive and damage the plaster?? Thanks!

Cool info! Thank you!

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So is the oyster quartz product best idea if using quartz finish? Maybe I should just use plaster? My pool refinishing company will only use a white base quartz product due to the mottling you mentioned with blue or other colors. They say since there are sooo many trees dropping things in our pool that if we want color we should go with pebbletec?? Thx for your guidance!

We have a 12 x 26 pool with an attached 7ft diameter spa. The pool is 3.5 ft to 5.5 ft deep. We live in SW Florida. Do you consider our pool as a “shallow” pool?

What color, finish and material is the pool behind you?

Which primera stone color is the pool?

This video still holds up today. Thank you!! We are building a small pool at our home now and I found this very helpful. So many variables to consider!

Outstanding video

Great video. My pool is kidney shaped. One side will be turf, one side light colored cream pavers, and the back a light wood look paver. Also my neighbor has long green trees overlooking my pool. Id like to a achieve a not green and not windex pool color. Preferable light to med Can you give me anything suggestions.

Great interview!

long shot you will read this 10 years later but i am trying to research how pure white beads will change a pool color? I am struggling and my pool company is making me do all the work! Please let me know! thank you

“I call it the step method”

If I were to add clear or white quartz to my plaster would it give my plaster a “sparkle”?

what color is that? Signature Matrix ?

Very good explanation... So complex..

Love this product....I know this would be great for fresh water...but how about as finishing surface for a full saltwater lagoon for marine life.

So my dream finish will be very durable...all blue green glass pebble in sandstone gold plaster.

This video is soooo goood. I love this pool!

Great video!

My quartz pool is 8 years old and looks bad. I'm about to resurface the pool and this video is super helpful. Thank you so much!

By far the best and most informative video on the subject, thank you!

At 18:40 It appears the two photos are the exact same picture taken at the same time with the sun in the same position but it has been photoshopped to appear different. You will notice the clouds are in the exact same position.

What is the used on the waterline? We are going with the Ivory Mist and thinking of using NPT Slate White. Thanks!

We just re plastered our pool with a dark blue plaster in less than 6 months it was completely white with scale. Apparently the pool maintenance company ruined it by adding too much in chemicals. My question is what is a normal timeframe for this to happen? Other than streaks is this normal?

Thank you so much for this video. It gave it a real expectation on what color to choose.

Great video! Thank you for making this; it is very helpful.

I actually did want the info on the reflective science of it

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Very helpful. When you showed a pool and said it was White Diamonds is that Pebble Sheen White Diamonds? I'm trying to decide between Aqua Blue Pebble Sheen and White Diamonds Pebble Sheen. Different photos look so different! With both colors, some I like and some I don't!

I'm trying to decide between Pebble Sheen Aqua Blue and White Diamonds. I like some of the Pebble Fina colors and also the traditional plaster look but have been told they can get mottled. Some Aqua Blue pools look great, some look too dark and gray. Some White Diamonds look great, some look so pale and cold. I may get White Diamonds and add a pretty blue tile line tile that will make the water look a little bluer. Cool video, thanks.

What if you’re in the Northeast with cloudy days?

Thank you so much, now we know exactly this is what we want.

Went with Wet Edge Luna Quartz "Mediterranean Blue" eleven years ago when we had our pool built. Cream colored blotches began to appear on the bottom within 6 months. Pool builder (PB) called it efflorescence. After about one year, the pool surface was lighter blue, with lots more blotches. After complaints to the PB, they had Wet Edge people come down to the Houston area to investigate several pools with this same surface and issues. Wet Edge lowered the pH of the water to about 1.0 - very acidic. They then brought the pH back up to neutral (7.0). The color was restored to its original color. But it began to lighten up again within six months. After living with a very light aqua-colored finish, we decided to rejuvenate our pool and decking. This time, we are going with Pebble Sheen.

Extremely helpful! May I ask what type of stone those pavers are?

I see some issues with this. One part you shows you filling the pool using the orenda bucket system but then shows you filling a bucket with calcium and adding it to the pool with it only hafe full. Filling with regular water partially then with treated water will affect the plaster may not pebble but others. You only talks about ph and controlling it not alkalinity. There both in direct relation but should be controled together with alkalinity being monitored first. If I'm missing something here let me know.

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What brush should one use on Wet Edge pebble? I saw a nylon brush in your video but your startup guide says to use a combination brush.

This help me a lot on deciding how many lights I should have in my pool. 2 is better than 1. Thanks

Amazing video 👍🏻

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I saw the specifficatiopn the pool finish it say 'crystal'. Is that means its a comb8nation of quarts? Or glass beads?

Thank you so much for your video. It is a big decision to make, and you have definitely helped clear the choices up for us :)

good job on your video

Thank you.

You say a lot of works to say nothing. The title of this video is a bait and switch. The video contains zero useful information.