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I had a twenty year old pool remodel with Quartzscape Tahoe Blue. The person who was supposed to take the plaster to the exposed Quartz, that we hired, was unfortunately not experienced in this procedure. After two months, although the pool was pretty, the plaster remained and was blotchy and streaked. We contacted the original pool plaster company and he came to check the pool. He informed us that the person we hired did not use enough acid when breaking down the plaster to expose the Quartz. He send someone over. Yesterday, they poured 4 gallons of acid into my spa and by that evening the plaster was gone and the dark blue Quartz was exposed. A completely different look. The look we paid for. They will now add acid to the pool and do the same thing. My question out there to all you pool professionals is this: is this correct? And will I have damage to my pool because of the acid sitting in my pool for three days? Thank you!
I had a twenty year old pool remodel with Quartzscape Tahoe Blue. The person who was supposed to take the plaster to the exposed Quartz, that we hired, was unfortunately not experienced in this procedure. After two months, although the pool was pretty, the plaster remained and was blotchy and streaked. We contacted the original pool plaster company and he came to check the pool. He informed us that the person we hired did not use enough acid when breaking down the plaster to expose the Quartz. He send someone over. Yesterday, they poured 4 gallons of acid into my spa and by that evening the plaster was gone and the dark blue Quartz was exposed. A completely different look. The look we paid for. They will now add acid to the pool and do the same thing. My question out there to all you pool professionals is this: is this correct? And will I have damage to my pool because of the acid sitting in my pool for three days? Thank you!
