FIBREGLASS RESURFACING PROCESS

FIBREGLASS POOL

Streamline Pool Resurfacing - Minyama - Sapphire Blue

Streamline Pool Resurfacing - North Lakes - Athol Blue

Streamline Pool Resurfacing Pty Ltd - Nambour - Sand

Streamline Pool Resurfacing - Minyama - Sapphire Blue

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STEP 1:

Install bracing across the pool. This secures any sideways movement in the pool walls, while the water is being pumped out.

STEP 2:

Empty the pool and inspect the hydrostatic valve. The hydrostatic valve releases any underlying water pressure, which prevents the pool from moving.

STEP 3:

Sand back the existing surface to rough up the pool for bonding of new fiberglass layer.

STEP 4:

Any osmosis that is found during the sanding process is cut out and filled with a epoxy filler.

STEP 5:

Now that the pool surface is prepared a vinyl ester resin is applied with a 450g-chop strand matting to create a fiberglass lamination.

STEP 6:

Once the fiberglass lamination has cured, it is sand back. Any damaged areas in the lamination are repaired.

STEP 7:

Now that the fiberglass lamination is prepared, the Filla-Coat (under coat) is applied.

STEP 8:

Once Filla-coat has cured, the final Top-coat is applied.

STEP 9:

After completion of the Top-coat the surface must cure for 5-7 days before filling of the pool.

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FIBREGLASS RESURFACING PROCESS

CONCRETE POOL

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Streamline Pool Resurfacing Pty Ltd - Sapphire Blue - Concrete/Fibreglass - Buderim

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STEP 1:

Empty the pool and inspect the hydrostatic valve. The hydrostatic valve releases any underlying water pressure, which prevents the pool from moving.

STEP 2:

Clean the existing surface of any dirt and chemicals for bonding of new fiberglass layer.

STEP 3:

Remove and treat any concrete cancer that is found inside the pool.

STEP 4:

Now that the concrete surface is prepared a primer coat is applied to allow fiberglass to bond to the concrete surface.

STEP 5:

A vinyl ester resin is applied with a 450g-chop strand matting to create a fiberglass lamination.

STEP 6:

Once the fiberglass lamination has cured, it is sanded back. Any damaged areas in the lamination are repaired.

STEP 7:

A vinyl ester coat is applied over the sanded surface to smooth the fiberglass lamination.

STEP 8:

Now that the fiberglass lamination is prepared, the Filla-Coat (under coat) is applied.

STEP 9:

Once Filla-coat has cured, the final Top-coat is applied.

STEP 10:

After completion of the Top-coat the surface must cure for 5-7 days before filling of the pool.

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FIBREGLASS RESURFACING PROCESS

FIBREGLASS POOL

STEP 1:

Install bracing across the pool. This secures any sideways movement in the pool walls, while the water is being pumped out.

STEP 2:

Empty the pool and inspect the hydrostatic valve. The hydrostatic valve releases any underlying water pressure, which prevents the pool from moving.

STEP 3:

Sand back the existing surface to rough up the pool for bonding of new fiberglass layer.

STEP 4:

Any osmosis that is found during the sanding process is cut out and filled with a epoxy filler.

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STEP 5:

Now that the pool surface is prepared a vinyl ester resin is applied with a 450g-chop strand matting to create a fiberglass lamination.

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STEP 6:

Once the fiberglass lamination has cured, it is sand back. Any damaged areas in the lamination are repaired.

STEP 7:

Now that the fiberglass lamination is prepared, the Filla-Coat (under coat) is applied.

STEP 8:

Once Filla-coat has cured, the final Top-coat is applied.

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STEP 9:

After completion of the Top-coat the surface must cure for 5-7 days before filling of the pool.

FIBREGLASS RESURFACING PROCESS

CONCRETE POOL

STEP 1:

Empty the pool and inspect the hydrostatic valve. The hydrostatic valve releases any underlying water pressure, which prevents the pool from moving.

STEP 2:

Clean the existing surface of any dirt and chemicals for bonding of new fiberglass layer.

STEP 3:

Remove and treat any concrete cancer that is found inside the pool.

STEP 4:

Now that the concrete surface is prepared a primer coat is applied to allow fiberglass to bond to the concrete surface.

STEP 5:

A vinyl ester resin is applied with a 450g-chop strand matting to create a fiberglass lamination.

STEP 6:

Once the fiberglass lamination has cured, it is sanded back. Any damaged areas in the lamination are repaired.

STEP 7:

A vinyl ester coat is applied over the sanded surface to smooth the fiberglass lamination.

STEP 8:

Now that the fiberglass lamination is prepared, the Filla-Coat (under coat) is applied.

STEP 9:

Once Filla-coat has cured, the final Top-coat is applied.

STEP 10:

After completion of the Top-coat the surface must cure for 5-7 days before filling of the pool.

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