Metal free product as sequestering agent

[dford8583]

I have metal free by natural chemistry because it doesn’t have phosphates and I am about to do the aa treatment for pool stains. I am also going to try out a CuLator power pack 4.0.
I have read through some threads in tfp and some indicate that metal free by natura chemistry isn’t that great of a sequestering agent in comparison to others that contain phosphates. What is the consensus on the metal free?

 

[Pool_Medic]

It’s not bad but there are better ones out there. Using poly fill in your skimmer will capture some too.

 

[dford8583]

What are some better ones you have heard of? I read about the poly fill. Very interesting, that only captures iron that is not in solution though right?

 

[Pool_Medic]

The top sequestrants are:

• ProTeam's Metal Magic
• Jack's Magic The Pink Stuff (regular)
• The Blue Stuff (fresh plaster)
• The Purple Stuff (salt)

 

[dford8583]

The top sequestrants are:

• ProTeam's Metal Magic
• Jack's Magic The Pink Stuff (regular)
• The Blue Stuff (fresh plaster)
• The Purple Stuff (salt)

Thanks for the recommendation

 

[Chaballa]

Just completed the ascorbic acid treatment to my pool. It worked miracles. Then I sequestered with ProTeam Metal Magic. I went to the manufacture's website to find who in my area carries the product. ProTeam Pool Care If one plans ahead, ProTeam Metal Magic can be ordered on Amazon. I brought my PH up to 7.2. Then I used the ProTeam Metal Magic. And now I am bringing up my chlorine slowly to 3.0 FC. My pool looks new.