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They removed what was loose and hollow. So I suspect the answer is no they didn't take it to the gunite. Then applied a prime to it.

For the unnamed mod that merged the threads. When I went to post on the old one it said this: "Hello Mycool, This is an inactive thread. Any new postings here are unlikely to be seen or responded to by other members. You will get much more visibility by Starting A New Thread."

The new guy is looking into it. Most of the plaster was delaminated and removed. It took them 3 attempts at a primer before they thought it would stick.

Previous post: Pool Reno Headache. The contractor fixed the tile that was sticking out. The sales company said the discoloration would be fixed with an acid wash. When they drained the pool it was apparent the step at the deep end had delaminated. The sales guy was vague but concerned about...

The pool contractor was supposed to maintain the pool for the first month. I reached out and told him the pool had a bloom. Nothing happened. From my understanding, I am not supposed to shock the pool for the first 28 days. Any recommendations on what I should do?

I had a bit of time to look around the pool and realized the tile is awful as well. I have been slammed at work so I haven't been able to get in with my scuba gear and photo the plaster issues yet. Plaster: NPT Tropics Blue min pebble I haven't run across an area that can be removed by a...

Hello TFP, I dropped my deposit to this company on March 9th for tile, coping, and plaster in DFW. The project was slated for 4-6 weeks pending weather. They haven't turned it over for swimming yet. The plaster was finally put in on Father's Day and there is water in the pool. What happened to...