Cutting Edge Technology for Pool Plaster Repair | Episode #98 | with Alan Smith

Alan Smith joins the podcast today, as he gives us a preview of a groundbreaking product for the pool industry,, specifically pool plastering and beyond, with host Randy Beard.
MICROGLASS SYSTEMS
A Plaster Preservation and Renewal System
The Microglass System is designed for both new and old pool finishes.
New Pools
When applied to new pool finishes, the plaster must be finished to the desired look and exposure, if being acid washed. The surface shall be dry or damp to the touch. The material is applied by low pressure spray and then backrolled. Generally the rate of application is 200 square feet per gallon in two coats. Its allowed to dry to the touch and can be filled after 4 hour cure.
Existing Pools
The surfaces of the existing pool are generally acid washed and then neutralized and pressure washed. Any minor repairs need to be done prior to application. The application rate and application procedures are the same for both new and old pool plaster or pebble surfaces.
Microglass Stops Chemical Exchange Between Pool Plaster and The Pool Water
Chemical balancing and stabilization is much simpler and constant when the Microglass is applied as specified. Microglass forms a glass like layer around the cement paste or binder around the aggregate, quartz or pebble finish.
Stops Dusting and Staining
The Microglass chemistry resists staining from adhesion of iron or other contaminants on treated Microglass surfaces.
Reduce Micro Cracking On New Plaster and Heals Existing Micro Cracks
When applied in accordance with manufacturers instructions, the Microglass System will resist micro shrink cracking and helps to retain moisture for a better cure while filling the pool.
Microglass Is Simple, Easy To Apply And Environmentally Safe
The non toxic water based formulation allows for the applicator and the final consumer, a long term pool finish that is preserved and restored like no other.
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[@ajpools]

What happens a couple years down the line say a new owner wants to replaster in a different finish. Would you have to strip it all off or will a bonding agent stick on top of it?

[@AskTheMasters]

Its to dense to bond to. You will have to hydro blast or strip the plaster off.

[@dorse72]

is this product sprayed on before epoxy paint/refinish process?

[@MrMusic55123]

my plaster starting coming out, I tried patching and replastering but noticed that a lot of areas I can hear that they were hollow (void under), previous plaster not sticking to gunite, what product would you recommend?

[@rebeccaredletter]

May 2023 Is there a new website for ordering this product?

[@doctorrs5317]

I want to order this but there is no shopping cart or even fax form?

[@nancylpr]

The link to the website does not work. Is the product available?

[@jcschwarb]

Where to buy the product? I went to the link and it says site is under constructing

[@MrMusic55123]

I bought the product, spent over 200$ and it didn't fix the delamination

[@felixcato4478]

It didn’t work, a waste of time and money.

[@austxpirate]

At 4 minutes, I was out of time. Too busy for a 15 minute video. Would have appreciated more facts and less backstory.

[@AskTheMasters]

Thanks for watching... come back when you have more time

[@ritewaypoolsandspas8965]

How many bucket i need for 12×8

[@victorfernandez3061]

Yet you had time to leave this pointless comment. I listened to this entire video on my way to work and got all the information I needed.

[@mystery6637]

​@@ritewaypoolsandspas8965only 2 gallons, maybe less