Sorry, dont have this but I am curious if you have estimates on the cost. I have a similar sized pool that I would like to use a similar product on.

Thank you Scott ! I had a local pool person come yesterday. We have used him for minor things only and I want to know the right things to ask. He showed us the vinyl liners . They have 20 and 27 and a combo of 20/27. He said there are 5 Premier liners on special and that the 27 isn't extra if I get one of the 5. I like the really dark Dynastie/Blue Granite Super Max 27/27. He quoted $2850 and that would include everything to have the pool all the way back and filled and everything repaired etc that needs it as he is working. Ready to swim in when done. As far as the deck he said they would clean it w/ very high water pressure. He said that prepares the surface to accept the coating. He didn't mention using Muriatic acid and I wonder if he should also use that to prepare the surface....I don't want to jump on him and question every move he makes :) He said they put glops of this( ???concrete )product on and then smooth it with trowels. It will be a color we choose and have texture....most likely a cream color. I know it isn't Cool Deck. He told my husband that they were leaving the expansion joints alone. They are really deteriorated in some places, not all by any means. I just think they are unsightly. I have looked up how to replace them....here I go again my husband says :) Anyway it seems that the wood is removed and then foam core fillers are placed and then it is caulked with elastomeric caulk. Does that sound right ? I just feel that if we are going to this expense then we should have it all look good. If we shut off the pool pump the pool freezes solid thick enough that we can walk on it. We worried about this and thought this might be a contributing factor to the liner breaking down. So my question is if you " winterize the pool" how do you deal with the water freezing ? I guess that is all for now. Thank you again for your answers...it really helps to have some one to ask. Caroline

Thanks for answering! It is liner PM is sending a diver, he said something about patching if it was around light or main drain if leak is coming from there. P I plan on being home when diver comes, I do not want my new liner patched. Do you agree?? What happens next? His crew added foam to existing foam, in contract he said i was getting new foam, i didnt ask for it he said i was getting it, they added new foam on top of old foam, without any tape. now I'm concerned it was not done right way?? I found crew careless, they left marker flags of measurer and his nails ( where flags were) lying around my patio, also left another screw they must have dropped, along with shaving of sharp plastic. I actually stepped on piece of plastic and it cut me. Please tell me what to do...say to PM. Can I tell him I will not except patches on my new liner? Is that reasonable? Friend suggested 1/2 back if not seam and new liner needs patch, is that reasonable? Thanks in advance for any help.

I will be in W. Windsor today and tomorrow on deswamping duty and can look at it if you like. Click on my user name to send me an email with contact info. Those prices seem a pretty inflated unless there is some bottom work involved. Liners in our area last about 10 years, give or take due to variables such as manf., chems, weather, etc... Then they shrink, lose plasticity pop off the track. Sometimes, they can be warmed and softened with near boiling water and pulled back into the track, sometimes not. Scott