Saturday, March 8, 2014

Keeping your new pool deck looking new

New pool deck
Safety and beauty in a new pool deck
Proper paint and sealer can keep your new pool deck looking new for years. Painting and sealing your concrete pool deck will last for years if you perform the right surface preparation and use proper choice for a paint and sealer.

Painting your pool deck
You can buy the best sealer and paint available, but if you do not clean your pool deck thoroughly, the work will not last at all. Be sure to sweep away all debris, dust, and dirt. Wash visible stains or spots with a cleanser and a scrub brush. Regular degreasing dish-washing soap or tri-sodium phosphate will work. Rinse the pool deck with a pressure washer and let it dry for a couple of days in warm weather; then sweep it again.

Be sure that you use a pool deck paint and not concrete floor paint. Pool deck paint is specially formulated to bond to concrete, and is resistant to chlorine. Ask your pool supply dealer about nonskid additive for your concrete paint if you want a textured surface that is safer for poolside guests. Be sure that you spread the paint evenly, avoiding leaving thick edges where the roller overlaps. Let the first coat dry for at least 24 hours before applying another coat. If you would like to add a deep finished look, you can apply a clear deck sealer over the finished coat of paint.

Consider one of the leading pool companies in Charlotte, NC

If you should choose to hire one of the Charlotte pool companies to seal and paint your pool deck, consider Carolina Pool Plastering. Is your swimming pool in need of repair? Carolina Pool Plastering can restore and transform your pool to its original splendor. Talk to them about the many solutions they offer for decks. A beautiful deck will extend your entertainment space and raise the value of your home or business. Carolina Pool Plastering takes pride in offering quality custom work, ensuring that customers are completely satisfied. Call them to find out more about getting a new pool deck.

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