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Is there an avg price per ft or how is replastering priced? Its a pita to scrub almost every day and where the plaster Is pitted it always looks dirty in those areas.
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Asking this is like asking how much does it cost to paint my car. There are too many unknown variables to be able to give an accurate answer.Magnus, I am your father. You need to ask your mother about a man named Calvin Klein. -
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If you want just plain old white plaster you are probably in the 2-4k range depending on a lot of factors
If you want to go more fancy with an exposed aggregate finish or something else then plan on 5-8kComment
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I understand it's hard to ask as a whole job that's why I asked if there was a general price by the ft.Comment
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Asking this is like asking how much does it cost to paint my car. There are too many unknown variables to be able to give an accurate answer.Originally posted by jewozzy View PostMagnus, I am your father. You need to ask your mother about a man named Calvin Klein.Comment
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I'll end up spending $10k this fall on a re-plaster, tile work, coolcrete (?) and a re-do of the surrounding landscape stone work. Shits expensive, although I've only had one quote so far. I'll get a few more before I commit.Comment
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while on this subject is it better to do it in the fall before i close it up or in the spring?
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Anyone have experience with pebbletec? Seems like a longer lasting productComment
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The rough texture provides a place for algae to grow and it is over priced crap.Originally posted by 03mustangdude View PostMagnus, I am your father. You need to ask your mother about a man named Calvin Klein.Comment
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Whats the a better looking longer lasting product vs regular plaster?Originally posted by svauto-erotic855 View Post
Also do those glass tiles work good on just steps or would it not look good by themselves against plaster.Comment
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Diamond brite/exposed aggregate will be your best bet if you want a longer lasting finish plus its just as smooth as regular ole plaster...Pebble tech/sheen will be the longest lasting of any pool finish but like svo said, its expensive and can promote easier algae growth due to its rough texture...but with good flow, filtration and a nice cleaner its really not much of an issueOriginally posted by 03mustangdude View PostComment
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Durazzo or Diamond Brite are personal favorites of mine and are very durable. You put tiles on the steps so you can see the steps better although I do take care of a few pools that are completely tiled.Originally posted by 03mustangdude View PostMagnus, I am your father. You need to ask your mother about a man named Calvin Klein.Comment
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do we have a member on here that does this kind of work?Comment
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