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The swimming pools has been sanded down with a grinder to remove all the loose paint and rough up the serface ready for the Weber Fx which is an adhisive used to bond the old paint with the fibreglass resin. We then aplied a coat of diluted resin and once dry aplied a coat of 3 gram fibreglass and a final coat of resin which is now ready to be sanded down ready for the final copat of Top Coat.
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Aplying Fibreglass Finish to Swimming Pools
- First the rendered pool surface must be thoroughly cleaned of any dust or debris.
- We then apply a coat of diluted resin that will soak into the pool surface to create a good bond for the fibreglass to adhere to.
- Extra care must be take to the swimming pool sump, skimmers, light and all the inlet jets. We glass these first embedding the fibreglass into a groove we created in the render. Then we past a resin based filler over the fibreglass to create a waterproof seal.
- The fibreglass edges are softened rather than cut straight, this will give the pool a better visual finish when the sheets are joined together.
- The fibreglass is laid by first coating the pool surface with a coat of a mixture of resin mixed with white dye and the sheets are overlapped by about 8cm, we then cover the sheets with another coat of the resin mixture and roller in well.
- 12 hours later we sand the hole pool down then clean it thoroughly.
- Finally we ad the top coat and the non slip to the swimming pool steps.
Fibreglass swimming pools
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We repaired a section of the fibreglass on the pool floor and re-fibreglass the walls then gave a coat of Top Coat.







