Can I fix It???
- Thread starter scotty1
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Not easily. As you know, the surface is permanently etched from the acid.
It may weather out in time and not be too noticeable...that would be my first thought. I would suggest simply leaving it alone for maybe 6 months or so and then compare it to this current picture. It may be minimized enough you can live with it.
It may weather out in time and not be too noticeable...that would be my first thought. I would suggest simply leaving it alone for maybe 6 months or so and then compare it to this current picture. It may be minimized enough you can live with it.
- Oct 18, 2009
- 3,635
- Pool Size
- 6000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Aqua Rite (T-15)
If it really bothers you, you can put tile over it :-D I am not sure this will help you 
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Talk to the builder, he may have another idea :!:
I think Dave is right about it, eventually, aging to be less noticeable. You could hasten the process by raising the water level to the bottom of the 'oops' and brush a mixture of acid onto the exposed area to even out the discolorization. This will put wear on the surface, but its an ~unused area, so no one's really gonna notice the roughness
Again, talk to the PB and see if has a better suggestion.
I wish you well with this, please keep us informed
Talk to the builder, he may have another idea :!:
I think Dave is right about it, eventually, aging to be less noticeable. You could hasten the process by raising the water level to the bottom of the 'oops' and brush a mixture of acid onto the exposed area to even out the discolorization. This will put wear on the surface, but its an ~unused area, so no one's really gonna notice the roughness
Again, talk to the PB and see if has a better suggestion.
I wish you well with this, please keep us informed
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