Additionally, paint pools often get dusty and don't bond well with plaster. If you have an existing pool that needs to be repainted, it's possible to do it yourself. I recommend hiring professionals to replaster your pool. Your pool will be unhappy if it's painted instead of plaster.
Although you can find products for DIY, replastering (www.sidercrete.com offers a 60-square-foot kit for $130), the majority of DIY pool plaster products are for small areas. A professional job of replastering costs $5 per sq.ft. According to homeadvisor.com. Plain plaster is almost twice the price of polished exposed plaster.
The first step to resurface a pool is to drain it. Before you start, check with your local government to see where you’re allowed to drain your pool water and if you need to get any permits to resurface your pool. You can rent a sump pump to get all the water out of the pool in the fastest way possible. Ensure the pool is drained and dried entirely before continuing.
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