This sounds like a water chemistry problem. If the surface was smooth prior to the last few weeks, then the water chemistry is out of adjustment. The problem could be related to high or low pH,total alkalinity or high or low calcium hardness. The roughness could be etching of the plaster surface due to corrosive water. It could also be scale depositing on the surface from high pH and calcium levels. Get a full water test on the pool water to find out the source of the problem.
Mine stayed in plaster for about 10-12 weeks
It really depends on the condition of your plaster. Could be from days up to a few weeks.
Follow the advice of the builder / plasterer. Several days to two weeks. The plaster has to cure. And you don't want foot prints that will collect dust and dirt. Above all you don't want to heat the pool either in that time frame.
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The journey was very rough, It has taken 9 weeks to answer it.
From your birthdate, count backwards about 37 weeks. That will give you a rough idea.
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All you have to do is: Put some banana skin on it and over it put a plaster so it stays The after 3 weeks take it of and then it will hopefully gone
either you where to rough, or your early-- both are normal.
No, sex is safe during pregnancy.
a cast if your leg broke
i hope not hes like turning 22 maybe he'll marry me .lol