Traditional White Marble Plaster

This statement has been accepted by the National Plasterers’ Council (NPC), the National Spa & Pool Institute (NSPI) and the Independent Pool and Spa Service Association (IPSSA)

Ocean Clear Pool Co. uses plaster made with the finest natural material available. This plaster surface will be watertight and will not peel, blister or delaminate provided that the pool structure (steel and gunite) remains sound, that start-up procedures recommended by the builder or service company are followed, and that all the water chemistry after start-up is properly maintained in accordance with the instructions specified from your builder or service company. Water chemistry consists of: total alkalinity, pH, hardness (calcium and magnesium, total dissolved solids (TDS) and the absence of iron, copper and other stain-producing metals.

Since pool plaster is composed of natural materials which have certain inherent characteristics, a certain amount of shading or color variation is a natural occurrence, which should not be construed as a defect and which only enhances the natural beauty of your pool. The plaster cannot be guaranteed for evenness of color and, if plaster is colored, may not be the exact shade anticipated. The shade and color may vary and fade over time. The plaster may become streaked, blotchy or have a mottled appearance, over which the contractor has no control. Since plaster is a cement material, cracking (check cracks or hairline cracks) may be noticeable and may be more pronounced with colored plaster.

Due to atmospheric conditions (humidity, temperature, etc.) during plastering, light and/or dark streaks (a marbleized look) may appear in the plaster and may be more pronounced on a cloudy day or at night with the light on. These conditions are beyond the contractor’s control.

Scheduling:

Once we receive the work order for your project you will be notified of the next available dates. If you need more time before we start please let us know and we can delay the start time. The projects are scheduled on consecutive days. The number of days depends on the work you order.