The list of uses and benefits of ecoFinish keeps growing as we’ve used it more and more. We tried it out on our slides and don’t want to turn back. Watch Al talk about why the water slide experience is Read More …
Why We Use ecoFinish on Our Slides
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How ecoFinish Feels on a Slide and Spa
One of the issues we’ve had over the years was trying to give our customers a comfortable slide with little upkeep. We used to use tile for our slides until we moved to ecoFinish, which helped us solve that problem. Read More …
How We Have Used ecoFinish in Our Projects
ecoFinish is a new way of refinishing fiberglass pools and gunite pools. When we first got it we used it for refinishing vinyl liner pool steps and fiberglass spas. The more we used ecoFinish, the more potential we realized it Read More …
The History and Future of ecoFinish
ecoFinish has been flying under the radar for several years. When we first laid our eyes on ecoFinish at the Atlantic City Pool Show, we saw it as an excellent new way to refinish vinyl liner pool steps and fiberglass spas. Read More …
Pool Water Problems: Metals
The most common metals which cause problems for your pool are: copper, iron, and manganese. Copper Copper may cause your water to discolor, though it may still appear clear. If you have copper present in your water you can remove Read More …
What Causes Calcium Hardness in Water?
Calcium hardness is defined as the measure of the amount of dissolved calcium in your pool water. It is often referred to as the ability of water to later with soap. Think of water running through a water softener, once Read More …
Why pH Levels Are So Important for Swimmers
The pH level in your swimming pool is the chemical that most affects your swimmers. pH is a scale measuring the acidity or alkalinity of a solution. Basically, it indicates how acidic or basic the water level is. It should Read More …
Understanding Total Alkalinity
Total alkalinity is the total measure of alkaline substances in water and the ability of water to neutralize acid or buffer pH changes. Buffering pH changes refers to how long it will take a quantity of chemical to change the Read More …