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just spoke to warranty, even though I did everything they told me to do last year, im not covered....shocker. she did tell me that this stuff will come off easier the warmer the water is. I though I read the other day the opposite. can anyone confirm?

good read, never though of using my spa as a tool.

good point.

thanks. the pumice stone works like a charm though so i will stick to that if it comes down to it as its less abrasive than sandpaper. im hoping the iwre brush does it though. i will let the ta come down in the meantime until this is resolved.

i was told i would be fighting ph all last year as the pool was new. im hoping this year i can get it stabilized as i will run into same problem next spring if i dont.

thank you. I do have the k-2005 kit, which is identical to a k-2006 with the exception of the different chlorine reagent. however, I did purchase last august I think the separate chlorine kit that has the powder, which I do use...i forget the terminology. I also purchased the separate salt...

im coming to the conclusion that this is scale. here are a couple pics. I could only get good photos at night with the light on and only the walls. I wasn't able to get a good photo of the bottom, which is much worse than the walls. a bristle brush does nothing but it come off fairly easy...

it turns into a white powder when dry. i have only ever used 30% muriatic acid and im using a taylor kit. k-2005 i think. i haven't poured acid on it but i did drop some of the acid demand agent on it (i think its made up of acid). it didn't do anything to it. stupid question: how do i...

new member here, I thank you all in advance for any help you can give me. I had a new gunite 31,000 salt pool installed last year with colored plaster. upon opening this year, when I felt the bottom on one of the steps, it felt like sandpaper. I rubbed it and some clearish crystals rubbed off...