New Build - SE Houston Area - Adding Salt too soon to Pool

[Mbb04]

No issue. Only 500 ppm or so.

Do be sure it is fully dissolved and mixed in . Brush vigorously.

Thanks. I was concerned for sure but he said it would be fine since it was one bag.

 

[Mbb04]

With your pool setup, the last thing you need is a 'pool guy'.

I agree but with my work travel in March i didn't want to get behind the 8 ball before summer hit. I plan on taking it over at some point and monitoring it while i have someone

 

[red-beard]

I am contemplating the sealing of my travertine coping right now , some of it is bar top, so it may have wine on it occasionally
I am looking into using the 511 impregnator (home depot lowes) , we had a leak in the shower of our new to us house and this stuff stopped it dead in it's tracks two years ago .
I just need to see if it is ok for pool chemical areas
it does not seem to make the surfaces any more or less slippery but it is pricey so a whole deck may get costly

https://www.rustoleum.com/product-catalog/consumer-brands/miracle-sealants/seal-protect/511-impregnator

I sealed my "Flagstone" (sandstone). After a couple of years, it started to flake and honestly looks terrible.