Accent tiling can be a cost-saving option if you are looking to save on tiling. To make a statement, you can cover the pool's bottom with paint or plaster and then lay tiles around the edges.
“Aggregate” is often a misnomer in pool building – it is still considered pool plaster. The proper term is exposed aggregate pool plaster. White, very fine, smooth marble plaster was the norm until the 1980s. Exposed aggregate pool finishes feature colorful sands and pebbles and were introduced to the pool industry in the 1980s. Both types of pool plaster are used today.
Don’t refill the pool immediately after you apply the last topcoat. After using the last coat of epoxy, most manufacturers recommend letting the pool dry for about five to seven days. After this time, you can refill the pool to finally enjoy its fresh look.