Gunite is a sand and cement mix with little or no gravel and is pressure shot into place with a compressor supplying air pressure. So the gunite process can not be done by hand, but you can add a mixture of patch material that is made by a manufacturer to meet strength requirements. Most building supplies or home improvement stores carry cement mixes that will work. I don't know the exact problem, but generally clean the area that needs the additional gunite with a power washer and then lightly etch with muriatic acid, (available at hardware or home improvement stores). This will give you a surface that should bond to the new cement patch material. You want to build the material in several coats if it is going to be thick as one thick coat is likely to crack. Leave each coat with a rough finish to help bonding and finish with the pool finish, usually a plaster with marble dust mixture, to seal and maintain color continuity.
the 1st olympic swimming pool was in 1899.
boll tant
Level 20
No, when you are swimming, you do not wear a bra. However, if you would feel more comfortable, many swimming costumes, bikinis and tankinis come with a built-in bra
Fred Flinstone
Indoors is the adverb in that sentence. It's an adverb of place, which tells where the pool was built.
most sharks dont have homes that are built they never stop swimming because if the did the would sink to the bottom of the water and get stuck
No, when you are swimming, you do not wear a bra. However, if you would feel more comfortable, many swimming costumes, bikinis and tankinis come with a built-in bra
I believe the deepest you can get is 8 feet if its a pre built pool
The country of Panama was originally a part of Colombia.
Robots are usually built for a purpose. It'd be easy enough to build a swimming robot, if that was the goal. But a robot built for an entirely other task will probably not be able to swim.
There are 270,000 commercial pools in the USA.