When picking the finish for our pool we had a hard time finding a lot good online reviews, pictures and videos of StoneScapes Mini Pebble - Aqua White. We knew from the beginning we wanted Aqua White. But only based on what we saw from the the brochure and manufacture website. We were looking for something not too green and not too blue, leaning more toward the blue side. Something not too light and not too dark, leaning more toward the medium side. I guess you can say the Goldilock's of pool finishes. The only question was how to add more shimmer. Because based on what we had seen, StoneScapes Mini Pebble didn't seem to have any at all. I had read different reviews about Abalone Shell from not being smooth to becoming dislodged. Our plaster guy didn't recommend using it. That left us with the Touch of Glass decision. You buy what StoneScapes calls a "recipe". There is 1, 2, or 3 bag recipes. We threw around the idea of adding 1 bag in which our contractor told us would cost $800. If we were going to spend that much extra, we wanted to know cost of adding 2 bags. Plus, we found a comparison picture online of the 3 different "recipes" and one bag didn't seem to add much at all. Our contractor told us about $1000 for 2 bags. After he spoke to his actual plaster guy, he then said it cost a few hundred more. But he would eat the extra cost. We bit the bullet and decided to go with the 2 bag recipe. The plastering was just done yesterday, so I only have a picture of the sun shelf. Will post more later when everything is up and running.