SWG in above ground pool

[Jamie Languedoc]

The pool I have on order is only one of two that my local pool company sells that specifically says can be used with a saltwater system. It has a 2" all resin track so I trust that part, but the top seat is technically steel although it's undercoated with copper-guard and coated with plastisol on the visual portion on top which is quoted as "giving it strength and resin-like rust protection." It worries me that it's 'resin-like' instead of all resin. Do you think it's safe for a SWG or would you not take the chance?

 

[Jamie Languedoc]

Here's the details on it if that helps.

 

[splashpad]

We have salt (2200-2500ppm) added for comfort to our off-the-shelf BestWay pool (and used the same level in our SummerWaves pool for 2 yrs, it was rehomed when we got the bigger pool w/o issues!)
We do leave our pool up through winter (yes we end up with a 4000gal ice cube for a couple months), but I think it helps the longevity of the parts, since we don't take it apart/put it back together.

 

[Jamie Languedoc]

Splashpad I'm not sure your comment was meant for my post, lol.

 

[splashpad]

@Jamie Languedoc, You were asking if anyone felt comfortable with adding a SWG to their AGP pool. We keep our non-SWG AGP pool just under the Salt level for SWG . Our pool isn't resin, and there are several members who operate SWG on steel frame AGP.
Most here will support going SWG route If our pool was slightly bigger, we would go ahead and go SWG, but the cost doesn't equal the value of our pool atm

 

[Jamie Languedoc]

@Jamie Languedoc, You were asking if anyone felt comfortable with adding a SWG to their AGP pool. We keep our non-SWG AGP pool just under the Salt level for SWG . Our pool isn't resin, and there are several members who operate SWG on steel frame AGP.
Most here will support going SWG route If our pool was slightly bigger, we would go ahead and go SWG, but the cost doesn't equal the value of our pool atm

Ah, I got it now, thanks!