Pebble-plaster aggregates such as Pebble Tec and Pebble Sheen can be quite expensive, but they provide a striking appearance as well as a smooth river rock-like underfoot. Pebble mixtures are also the most stain- and chemical-resistant plaster techniques.
Consider painting your concrete or fiberglass pool instead of resurfacing. You can water-blast the old paint and then spray on a new coat with epoxy paint (such as Nu-Pool), that should last 7-10 years. Acrylic or rubber-based paints can also be used but are not as durable as epoxy paint.
When setting new tile, thin-set is used as a bonding agent to ensure that the new tile can be adhered to any suitable substrate. Keep in mind that thin-set won’t adhere well to paint, non-porous surfaces, or coatings.
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