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I've fought this issue like Texas since 2016. Pool installation in 2015. I even went with Ecofinish as a remedy. I still get chalking/fading. I still bounce between fading/chalking due to UV exposure or chlorine even though I'm rarely above 5 or 6 ppm FC. I shock with no chlorine shock and...

Seuss, how are things looking? I have the chalky stuff again. Has to be something in this Cape Fear water or maybe salt residue? Is salt staining possible? Chlorine has been hovering around 1ppm all winter. Calcium is around 100ppm. I adjusted Ta and pH and shocked with non chlorine oxidizer in...

I agree on color. I am definitely having same issues again albiet not as bad as in past YET and it's not calcium or high chlorine in my opinion. I checked and I'm at 4ppm FC and calcium is probably below 180 by now. Have inline chlorinator off but still getting some chlorine in pool. My thoughts...

Seuss, How's ecofinish looking? Starting to see any changes?

Thank you for replying. First thing we get told by suppliers and contractors is it's us, chemistry and maintenance which I understand there are a lot of variables and mistakes made but for those that try to be diligent and keep your investment nice it's very frustrating to look at. Just in...

Seuss, How's the pool holding up? Mine is showing the oxidized effect again. Chlorine levels and calcium isn't my issue because they have stayed low and even lower as it cools off. Running SWG at 10% and staying around 3-4ppm. CSI is negative and has been slightly negative as I have been...

Yeah that is completely different than what he told me or even his placard reads. He told me several times Trichloro-S-Triazinetrione was fine to run in inline chlorinator. I just recently put calcium in the pool. Like someone told me once we are balancing the water not the surface. I may not...

Seuss, where do you run your swg? 60% pushed me high and now I've backed off to try to get it to drift into range. Where do you run at daily?

Sure! It's right around 60.

Just posting this as I keep up with surface to show water is dialed in for most part. Still not 100% perfect by TFP levels but in the acceptable ranges. I rarely shock like Tex says. I just do it in ou-oh instances when its fairly low. When I do shock I use the OXI stuff. Not using any clarifier...

Seuss, After storm last night I drained some water off. Kicked on SWG, added some ph down to nudge it down, added some CH to bring it up, Below are my numbers. I am still bringing things into TFP recs but have a -csi and to my understanding should have any chalking/fading issues. I do see see...

After posting I took a magic eraser and swiped an area I noticed slight chalking, fading, oxidizing, staining or whatever we want to call it and blue came off. I do notice some traces of blue on vacuum tracks. I back washed and noticed a faint blue in water from sand filter during backwash. So...

Thank you for the links. I don't have much CC to speak of when testing. "You must be passing multiple OCLT's and have no CC." What is the OCLT abbreviation? I really am thinking about putting salt back in and go back on SWG. I like the feel. Last year I was dialed in to TFP numbers and still...

I suspect both of those are a waste of time and can be eliminated? seems like I remember reading such. Does the clarifier not help group particles to catch in filter or no? I'm surely glad to not use them if staying balanced is sufficient.

What potions I'm I using? Where do you see the problem? I really am on the minimalist side about adding anything not needed.