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Keep the videos coming brother!

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How much did you charge for this?

😂The corner no enough concrete , tighten up boys

Thanks for this vid, its the only one on you tube that shows the detail that goes into waterline tile and coping with stone.

For the mortar bed for the tile you use two to one ratio of sand mixed with grey portland cement mixed with Type S. Am I correct? I had trouble hearing what you said.

I thought it's supposed to be mortar first, then thinset on top? You put thinset first, then mortar first... I'm so confused.

it has more texture with the lighter color grout.

So what goes in between the gap of the stone

how long did you allow your grout to cure before adding water? What brand did you use? Thanks

We are replacing our Tile and replastering our pool what is the color and manufacture of that tile..Tia

Bet you none of those guys pay taxes.

Hi there, I just now saw your post. What can I say, really sad to see how much unprofessional work/product you get for such a big investment that should last 10s of years. No one wants to start from day 1 with factory rust that is unstoppable from spreading, will simply not be possible to maintain the product in a so-called new condition for yourself and your customers. In 3 years, the customers will look at you as not caring about taking care of important / valuable things and thus judge you and associate that you do the same regarding the execution of your work - the customer feels that they will get an inferior product, if not at least subconsciously. Have to ask the question of how everything ended after you returned to the dealer and pointed out all the 100% flaws? The coin has two sides, as does a newly purchased product | brand / brand. One side a first class new purchase, other side premium brand and its warranties/goodwill and its service, support regardless of time and cost efforts. Really sad to see that a product with such a final finish made it through the production line's final inspection - a large premium company removes a final product in such a condition. Since the product is both a traffic/safety hazard, the manufacturer cannot even sell the product at a "give away price" but must be kept away from use. Must mean that the person who welds so badly still works and still manufactures equivalent products since the painting is also a question mark but the most important thing is that the frame does not carry the load weight but the beam that now takes the weight must break (some) before the beam takes the weight. I have already decided to buy an exactly the same wagon (possibly a 16LP) but now I am forced to rethink and consider, at least do a really thorough on-site inspection but know with me that you do not see everything with the eye especially not if the load-bearing requirements are met. Will load the mini excavator on plus with tools (16LP) Will load the mini-excavator 11000 lbs on plus with tools (16LP) so then you do not want to have to worry about factory welds (to be x-rayed) and its quality. Thanks for sharing the experience, know that you are not doing it to speak negatively about the manufacturer but because everyday life is both rice and praise! Best regards! // Tony

Try not mumbling.

If only you did the inspection at dealer before you bought it instead of after in your driveway.

One of the biggest problems is water chemistry. If it is not balanced, how do you clean troft if you build alge, bad design! 😮

Someone said you can’t replace tile without resurfacing the pool. Their statement definitely isn’t right is it?

That's sick! Any photos of this project?

My 2020 Big Tex 14tl (Tilt) is great....lots of people have since told me that was the last ggod year....new owners.

Whats the name of this tile?

That corner on the pebble looks like shit though lol

Never seen it done backwards like this....Coping goes on first with a 1/2" mortar bed and then thin set to adhere coping to mortar bed..

What type of mortar did you use for the tile and travertine..?

Not sure if I'll get an answer but what's the best blade to use to make your cut? I'm replacing my waterline tile. Thanks for the video!

The yard is beautiful, but with that grass in between all those steps is asking for an accident people don’t lift their feet that high while walking it’s a trip and then waiting to happen

You have no business doing this. ALL sealant has to be installed over backer rod. This will last about 5-7 years. Properly installed polysulfide sealant installed over proper backer rod will last 20.Adding sand on top shortens the life of ANY sealant significantly. Clean the joint well ,use the proper sized backer rod and nothing else install the sealant. I have installed sealants professionally for over 45 years.

Holly shit 😂😂😂 you should not be tiling pools

You have no damn business doing this. You did not do one thing right. You should be sued. And you posted the evidence of your negligence on UA-cam. I have never seen anything so stupid. Especially when the consequences of you ignorance can be catastrophic. Get into a different business. Maybe flipping burgers.Deco seal is polysulfide sealant and all sealants absolutely have to be installed over the proper backer rod in joints like this.

This is why you never let a pool company do your sealant. Sealant has to be installed over backer rod. NO OTHER FILLER IS ACCEPTABLE. The backer provides the correct profile for the sealant to perform properly. And adding sand to the top like that restricts the sealant’s movements. Every thing about this is wrong and it WILL fail prematurely. When done correctly it should last close to 20 years. This is the exact reason homeowners have so many issues with sealant at pools. I have been a professional caulker for ver 45 years. Using sand voids the manufacturers warranty.

If you want a good trailer get a Diamond C. Big Tex if for work. Not for looks. I have a 14lp 16’ trailer and does just fine. We hauled everything. And with concrete it doesn’t even flex.

What do you do with the gap between deck and bck of coping

So you’re not going to be concerned with the cold joint that’s maybe 1” above the center of the skimmer throat? Why not set the coping first then brown the waterline then waterproof the waterline then tile?

What pressure did you use?

Glass tile need to be installed with special thinset , thats an awful job will not last.

what kind of sand and caulking can you list materials thank you great video.

Very clean work

Muy lindo trabajo.

Great design!

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Amateur hard at work hahaha..... try using a grout bag for the sand application Lil fella ! You're welcome.

What do you put in behind your coping between the travertine and the coping

Once the wall is level it looks like you are installing the coping similarly as you would laying tile. Would you agree? I ask because I have seen others completely butter the coping stone vs using a trowel with teeth like you are doing. TIA

Muy buen trabajo ⚒ amigo, y como cuanto esta cobrando un instalador por hora yo vivo en New Jersey y que material usas para nivelar y cual usas para instalación, te agradecería si me dijeras??? #SSGPools

Can someone please tell me or describe (in detail) here what was used to adhere the blue tile? The narrator was saying something about two to one mixture but I could not understand him. I’m planning on retiling my pool myself but I don’t know what kind of cement to use. Is it regular thinset used on Bathroom & kitchen tile or is it a special type of thinset (waterproof)? Where can you get it?

Bummer. I almost went big Tex too but saw the quality isn't there like it used to be

I would subscribe but you have 420 subscribers and I don't want to mess that up

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Shows how professional you are just by how clean the pool shell was when you wrapped up!

Wow guys. Beautiful work. 😍

Bummer!