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    SeanB. is offline --General User-- Weir Watcher SeanB. 0
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    Default Re: "Flashing"

    As oposed to wet dirt??

    They just did this to mine since we had a heavy rain the day before. It is a VERY thin layer, just enough to cover the surface. The rebar is still totally exposed. Besides, as I understand it, the gunite is not really adhering to the rebar so to speak. The rebar is encased in gunite to give it extra strength. Any of you builders use this practice?
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    haze_1956 is offline ** No working email address ** Thread Analyst haze_1956 0
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    Default Re: "Flashing"

    If they are just spraying gunite though the cage to coat the dirt, only a light coating is getting on the rebar. Which will then be totally encased when the pool is gunited.

    I doubt this would be in anyway negative to the completed pool.

    Sounds like an ounce of prevention on the builders part to me.

    I hate to imagine the hassle of clearing a collapsed dirt wall out of a pool with the rebar already positioned and wired.

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