Today, pool plaster can be combined with crushed quartz, white cement, and mineral-based pigments. This pool finish will typically last between seven and 12 years.

When you’re building a swimming pool, one of the important choices you make is what the interior surface should be. Here are some pros and cons of the different types of surfaces.

Quartz and pebbles are common additives. Quartz is more stain-resistant than plaster; when the two are mixed together, you get an improved, durable surface that adds true sparkle to your pool water.

There are tons of ways to resurface a pool, mainly depending on the type of surface of your pool – tile, plaster, pebble, cement, quartz, etc. On average, pools need resurfacing every eight to ...

Eight years after opening, Prospect High School’s pool is in need of repairs due to crumbling plaster behind tiles that otherwise should have lasted up to a dozen years, officials say. The eight ...