"Oldie" Newbie, first time posting on any website -been using computers since 1974

"Oldie" Newbie, first time posting on any website -been using computers since 1974

Have existing inground pool that was neglected and unused for at least two years, acquiring the appearance of backyard fishing hole. When decision was made to revive, instead of replastering, which I thought was best option, regardless of cost, pool techs deferred to simply acid wash, "clean", do some small bit of regrouting/replacing some tile, replace both motors (small spa involved) & begin weekly maintenance. Pool now has myriads of plaster chunks of all sizes everywhere missing from bottom, sides & even the steps...loses way too much water for size of pool, no matter the weather or season...HELP! NEED ADVICE!
 
Re: "Oldie" Newbie, first time posting on any website -been using computers since 197

Welcome to the forum. It certainly sounds like you were right on your initial assumption of replastering. Any idea how old the pool is?