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Hello TFP Family, My recently found pool guy, who actually offerred me the best pool prices for my work that is non-DIY here in Atlanta, is suggesting that I should get a sand filter. I wanted to know if a Sand Filter is a good choice, and also is their a comparable sand filter, for my SMBW...

Anyone ever purchased anything from here: PoolPartsOnLine.com

Anyone have any thinset recommendations?

THanks a lot Greek Granny!

Thanks Paul.

Man thank you guys for the good tips. I did some digging and I am going to do Porcelain instead because I would prefer to do this myself. The reason why this is a DIY project is because I am getting the plaster redone next year, and since I was doing the plaster I was gonna let the pros do that...

Hey Henry this is for the waterline. Sorry for the confusion. I was reading somewhere that Glass Tile can be cheaper than the other tile type. So that is why I was considering it.

Thank you Jason.

Im sorry for not claryfying. The pool water has been emptied. I am going to refill the pool after I clean it. I was just wondering what chemicals I should use when power washing.

Hello TFP, I am ready to open my pool, but I am unsure about Pool Cleaninig. The pool has not been used in years, and it needs cleaning. Anyone have any suggestions?

Anyone have any suggestions for smoothing out a rough pool surface DIY?

Hello Forum, I wanted to know which one is better Pool Tile or Glass? It is going to be DIY, but I am not sure on which to get.

One quick question is their an alternative for pool tile?

This was just for doing my pool fence.

I stay here in Ga, I wanted to run by some other members to see if this was a good price for a fence installation: http://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/sks/1742820329.html

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Thanks everyone for the good advice I appreciate it.

I just wanted to say to Bama Rambler, Go Gators.

Yea that is the problem, I have done ktichen tile but not pool tile. Im guessing it is the same processes right?

Is Pool Tile something that can be DIY?

Thanks New!

New2Me. I am going to go with the Saltron Retro. The ease of use vs the Intex 8110 is what made me go with the Retro. With the retro I do not have to hook the device up to the existing pump system, I can just kind of drag and drop.

Thanx New2Me. I will do some digging on this one.

THanks Jason. Only reason why I Asked him that question, was because the same company posted the cell life of the Cobia XL on their website. I am kind of suspcious of the product, the company does not list any info on it at all; however it still is new. I will probably give it a try since I am...

Here is a response from the seller of the Saltron Retro, when asked about how long is the cell life, cost of a new cell and where I can buy one from: Dear immaculute, Hi it has a one year warranty. Not sure how much a new cell would be. This is a brand new 2010 model. the Cell cleans itself so...

That might not be a good look. The Cell Life on this thing is 208 days total. Which in reality depending on the weather here in GA, we get about 4 summer months a year. The Cell Life is only 2 years. Is that average?

http://www.aquatron.us/cobia.php This is the same company, but they make this Cobia XL thing. That is a very interesting looking product. I just got a feeling that having a machine do two things at once, might back fire however.

Hey thanks Jason. It claims it can do up to 20,000 Gallons too. I do not want too say it is shady because of the price, but I mean the price is really good considering, other SWG's in that range.

Hello Folks: Anyone every worked with this system: http://cgi.ebay.com/Saltron-RETRO-Above ... 0468454400

Hey Frustrated, I refer to it as a liner, but it is plaster over gunite. I just call it a liner because I am slow.