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Power Supply: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005CLCJA6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 As for scheduling there's no reason to have it run every hour. I run mine once per day

I wouldn't buy a Pentair controller but instead just get a cheap power supply off Amazon and run the pump off a relay. Then you basically turn the iph into a Stenner style pump that is way more reliable

Those two guys said it perfectly👍

After the heater but before the chlorine feeder. If you only have a SWG then you don't need the check valve. Moving the conduit shouldn't cause any issues.

You don't have a heater so it doesn't matter where your check valve is... you don't even need one there. As for the light I would just get it as best as possible and contour the plaster to make it look like it was supposed to be that way

Hammer out the floor and dig until you hit solid ground. Backfill with gravel and compact very well. Add new rebar and tie it into the existing shell and rebar - be sure to have this engineered and site inspected. Shoot 10-12" of shotcrete then replaster the pool. It might actually be...

Your pool is finished and filled now? That return pipe looks like it got buried because the seat in front of it interfered. If the pool is actually finished then i would leave it be, if the pool is not finished then definitely correct it. They'll probably need to raise that seat height to...

Kim doesn't have feet, they're more of what I would refer to as hooves

A jackhammer is preferred since it leaves the surface rough and provides more for the concrete filler to adhere to. A core bit leaves a smooth hole that isn't much bigger than the pipe which makes a solid patch challenging.

It should be or use diluted acid since that wouldn't be a big deal when it gets into the water

Ok, I thought you were referring to an actual Cool Deck coating. These surfaces are normally a spray on material that use specialized equipment. Since its basically repainting then the standard prep should apply. Clean it well, acid wash if necessary or TSP, pressure wash, etc...

Painting over a Cool Deck? I don't believe that type of surface is designed to accept paint

That's a terribly sloppy job. It should have this type of finish

I guess I'm feeling a little verbose today🤣