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    Default Fiberglass resurfacing

    Hi,

    I'm actually posting a question for a friend (but I happen to be a new pool owner too) that has an inground plastered pool with a crack that runs from the bottom of the pool in the shallow end up the side to the top of the pool. He is losing about an inch of water a day. He hired a leak detection company to verify the source of the leak. The inspector recommended resurfacing with fiberglass instead of plaster since fiberglass is a flexible material. If it were to crack again, the section could be repaired unlike plaster. Any thoughts on other options or feedback on converting to fiberglass surface. Thanks!

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    Default Re: Fiberglass resurfacing

    I've never seen a fiberglass resurface job that went well. I think it *can* be done, but it's very, very skill dependent work, and unless you get a highly skilled AND conscientious installer, I doubt you'll be pleased with the results, after the first year or so.

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