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Thanks! I’m guessing if I leave it I’ll be fine and if I spray it, it might marginally help, but not enough to make a huge difference. FYI When we took the plastic off, I noticed that the bottom was moist, but the top/sides were dry which initially got me worried.

Thanks for the tip, we covered the pool back up with plastic. I’m not looking forward to doing the uncover/water/cover twice a day for the next week :(

Here’s the pic of the plastic.

Thanks for the comment. We opened up the plastic and sprayed the gunite a bit, but with this wind, it’s a tough job. It might get below 30 tonight, should we cover it back up with the plastic? Would the rain/freeze cycle damage gunite? What about just leaving it uncovered from now on?

I’ve been reading lots of info about watering the gunite to slow down the curing process, but it seems to mostly apply to the summer months or warmer climates. Here in the north east the temps have been low 30s at night and 50s during the day. Our pb spayed the Gunite a few days ago and...

is the spa seating comfortable? It’s not as contoured as the stand-alone spas.

Do you mind sharing the quote and the builder? Looking for the same install and got an basic estimate of $55k just for the pool/install without swg/heater/patio. Did you see the pool in person before deciding on the ultimate?