- May 17, 2018
- 124
- Pool Size
- 11000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Hayward Turbo Cell (T-CELL-5)
Wasn’t sure which forum to post in for this.
We had our paver deck and travertine coping treated and sealed. Some of the water base urethane sealer dripped from the travertine coping edge into the pool. It quickly caused water cloudiness and some flocculated, grainy urethane material was also captured in our skimmer sock. This happened 1st time done and the water did clear up just fine in a couple days. However they had to recoat with an additive “diamond dust” which is micronized polypropylene (160-180 microns) so the coping would not be too slick. This time the water was slower to mostly clearing but is still not back to where it was sparkling clear a week later and seems to be staying a bit cloudy. I am wondering if I am going to need a water exchange to get rid of the unfilterable cloudiness. I really dont think this is a coincidental algae bloom especially this time of year. Pic of water and product links below.
Any thoughts or similar experience?
We had our paver deck and travertine coping treated and sealed. Some of the water base urethane sealer dripped from the travertine coping edge into the pool. It quickly caused water cloudiness and some flocculated, grainy urethane material was also captured in our skimmer sock. This happened 1st time done and the water did clear up just fine in a couple days. However they had to recoat with an additive “diamond dust” which is micronized polypropylene (160-180 microns) so the coping would not be too slick. This time the water was slower to mostly clearing but is still not back to where it was sparkling clear a week later and seems to be staying a bit cloudy. I am wondering if I am going to need a water exchange to get rid of the unfilterable cloudiness. I really dont think this is a coincidental algae bloom especially this time of year. Pic of water and product links below.
Any thoughts or similar experience?
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