how rough is pebble tec vs pebble sheen
terryibra
14 years ago
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Pebble Tec vs Pebble Sheen
Comments (1)You may have better luck if you post this in the discussion section - seems to be more traffic there....See MorePebble Tec or Pebble Sheen too hard for kids' feet? Coping ? too
Comments (15)We had a pool built last year and chose a Pebble Tec finish. I am now so sorry we did. I wish we'd saved the $$$ and had just gone for the old fashioned plaster finish. I'm 62 and use the pool for aqua exercises for my arthritis, and part of my routine is to walk MANY steps back and forth in the pool. The first few days I did this, the bottoms of my feet ended up RAW. At first I didn't make the connection. But finally on about the 3rd day, I realized it was from the surface of the pool. My feet were so sore I could hardly walk on them. My feet are not that sensitive. I walk around barefoot all day when I'm home. I now wear either water shoes or mesh shower shoes in the pool. I thought maybe I could "toughen up" the bottoms of my feet, but the few times I've tried to go in barefoot since the beginning, I can feel the irritation, and end up putting my shoes back on....See MoreMore expensive Pebble Sheen better than Pebble Tec?
Comments (4)I think only you can answer that. Try to go to actual pools that have each installed and see how it feels to you. I didn't think I would like the bigger pebbles of the PT but once I tried out pools with it, I prefered it over PS....See MoreWet Edge vs Pebble Tec and Sheen
Comments (4)We are about to have wetedge satin matrix put in -- were given the choice between p-tec and wetedge -- from what the experts say the products are similar enough, it is the installation that is key. in our area (marin co. cali) alot of the pools use wetedge it seems, we toured 7-8 pools and loved the Costa Del Caribe color. They are doing it next wed. and will post some pics of it. For us was nothing extra unless we wanted the primera stone which was more. for reference, it was a $3300 upgrade from white plaster. The website isn't great for wetedge -- checkout www.californiasgunite.com has some good ones, but always best to go see pools in person......See Moreparadigmdawg
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