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I would like to thank those who have contributed. You time and consideration are appreciated.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico where that style entry is pretty common.

OK, Chatted with noskidding.com and while they have a lot of excellent products none will work underwater and 90% of the area that needs to be treated is below the waterline.

The pool is in Mexico and once the developer signs the title over to the owners that is pretty much the end of it. I think by law he has some liability but this developer is so well connected that it is unlikely we would ever be successful in pursuing the matter civilly. I will take a look at...

I am on the board of directors for a new condo development that has a pool that has what we call the beach area. That simply means the entry to the pool is a very gradual slope. I would guess it is about 15 degree grade, 20 feet wide and extends into the pool 20 feet before leveling off and then...