Recent content by Randy-Tracie W

Yeah, my spill over is only running for a total of 35 minutes per day(3 separate cycles)—just to get some chemicals in that water-you wouldn’t think that would make that much difference, you know. You mean those sponge sanding blocks like you get at Lowe’s and then you wrapped your paper around...

Thanks for the fast reply!! I had quotes from $3,000 to almost $10,000 to sand the pool...that is not feasible, so the only way this will get done is if I do it. Below is one pic of my “testing” area with 600 grit. Clearly, it made a huge difference. Our pool is 16x35 / 3-6 ft deep, so I’m...

Moved from HERE. Hey Texas Splash. I came across this post from 2018 and I’d like to ask you a question or three about your sanding experience-sorry for replying to such an old post. First, I’ll just say that I’m pretty dang sure that we have an identical situation in our two year old...

Thank you! I will try that and will reply again in a couple of weeks to report my results. Again, thanks!

Hi. I am new to TFP. Mknauss, above, you said: “A TA above about 80 will keep you pH rising. To maintain a high TA like you state, you will add acid, then baking soda, then acid, then baking soda. The hamster wheel of chemistry.” What caught my attention, was the part about TA above 80...