I'm in the process of Replacing my liner.I now have my liner out. It's been out for about a week, and we are waiting for our liner to be made and shipped to us.The pool floor actually looks really good!! However, there is some ground water weaping at a few of the seams of the polymer walls where the floor meet... , and some sand from behind the wall too. Not a lot , of water, but some. My questions are 1) should we repair these weaping areas? , or not be concerned? 2) if I am going to repair this, with what product? I see a product called Hydracrete that works on wet/weaping areas, but I don't know if it is too rough for the underside of the liner.? Or should I use pool crete? If yes to the pool crete will it bond well? I saw the video on making old concrete bond with new concrete-- It said to Clean the area well, acid wash, then make a slurry of portland cement, water and a glue product by quick crete-- then paint it on, then apply the new concrete( Or pool crete is my question?) I don't want to mess up what looks like a really decent pool floor, but I don't want to regret not repairing the leaky areas either. And just FYI, we do have a sump pump in an underground barrel with holes in it to pump out ground water, near the pool, and this worked well to keep out ground water from collecting under our liner. I'm open to any and all suggestions!! Thank you!!
If its where the wall meet then there isn't really anything you can about it. But why Is there sand? Did they backfill with sand? But anyway. Taking out the old liner should have been done after u got the liner or at least the day before. Not good to take chances on the pool krete getting messed up or rained. The water pressure will hold what you're worried about. But future advice. Do not treat pool krete like concrete. It is not the same lol. The bonding video you watched will not work to pool krete. You'll mess it up. Just simply applying new pool krete to a good condition bottom with pool krete will be just fine. Just leave it to your pros. Hope everything worked out
Having a 35 year in building gunite pools this is unbearable to watch ,And if you guys do this process why wouldn't you just get a barrel mixer like 6 yards and dump it in .
The trowel guy is the reason these pools crumble in a year. lol.
Hahahaha. Did you even finish the deep end yet 8 years later?
I like the idea just got to go a little bit faster and put out just a little bit more,it would be perfect
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I'm in the process of Replacing my liner.I now have my liner out. It's been out for about a week, and we are waiting for our liner to be made and shipped to us.The pool floor actually looks really good!! However, there is some ground water weaping at a few of the seams of the polymer walls where the floor meet... , and some sand from behind the wall too. Not a lot , of water, but some. My questions are 1) should we repair these weaping areas? , or not be concerned? 2) if I am going to repair this, with what product? I see a product called Hydracrete that works on wet/weaping areas, but I don't know if it is too rough for the underside of the liner.? Or should I use pool crete? If yes to the pool crete will it bond well? I saw the video on making old concrete bond with new concrete-- It said to Clean the area well, acid wash, then make a slurry of portland cement, water and a glue product by quick crete-- then paint it on, then apply the new concrete( Or pool crete is my question?) I don't want to mess up what looks like a really decent pool floor, but I don't want to regret not repairing the leaky areas either. And just FYI, we do have a sump pump in an underground barrel with holes in it to pump out ground water, near the pool, and this worked well to keep out ground water from collecting under our liner. I'm open to any and all suggestions!! Thank you!!
If its where the wall meet then there isn't really anything you can about it. But why Is there sand? Did they backfill with sand? But anyway. Taking out the old liner should have been done after u got the liner or at least the day before. Not good to take chances on the pool krete getting messed up or rained. The water pressure will hold what you're worried about. But future advice. Do not treat pool krete like concrete. It is not the same lol. The bonding video you watched will not work to pool krete. You'll mess it up. Just simply applying new pool krete to a good condition bottom with pool krete will be just fine. Just leave it to your pros. Hope everything worked out
What’s the name of this thing
Having a 35 year in building gunite pools this is unbearable to watch ,And if you guys do this process why wouldn't you just get a barrel mixer like 6 yards and dump it in .
R u guys from Michigan
We are located in Central Arkansas.
How much for this setup?
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Hawk & trowel would be faster.
Wow,lol