Shocking a newly re-plastered pool

[avidone1]

I added chemicals to my newly re-plastered and freshly filled pool.
Water is sparkly blue.
all numbers are good,
TA - 80
CH - 400
Ph - 7.2
except the FC went from 0 to 12 with one application of chlorine.
I have a 6600 gallon pool and added 2 gals of chlorine. This seemed like a reasonable amount
but this morning the FC read 12 !!
The CA is barely registering, but i am hesitant to add any to the 1 lb in sock in the skimmer.
I removed the trichlor pucks from the in line feeder.
I was told NOT to shock the pool during the first two weeks of curing, and truly did not intend to.
I am hoping that by not adding any more stabilizer the chlorine will burn down to acceptable levels.
I wonder though...did i do any harm to the new finish by adding so much chlorine? If so, what can i do
to correct the situation.
thanks

 

[Melt In The Sun]

With very little CYA, that number should drop quite quickly in the sunlight. I wouldn't worry about it.

 

[avidone1]

Thanks, that's exactly what happened......I checked this afternoon and it was already down to 7ppm