Hum, not sure if you can actually plaster a fiberglass pool. The glass would have to be removed first. You will have to consult a pool builder, a company that installs fiberglass shells or a company that installs fiberglass in plastered pools - thus converting a gunite/plaster pool into a gunite/fiberglass pool. The later uses the old pool shell as the sub-grade or foundation so to speak.
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How do yo resurface or replaster and old pool
Sand blasting is not the answer to a good prep for a replaster job
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When was the replaster job done? Were there leaks before the "first" plaster job? Were those leaks determined to be in the walls of the pool or in the plumbing? To answer your question - most likely - yes. Hmm, what do you mean by several? Ken
Replaster!
As of 2014, the cost replaster a pool ranges from $3.22 to $3.68 per square foot. A pool that is 32 by 18 x 10 feet deep equals 1,576 square feet. This would put the minimum cost at $5,075.
I've done that with epoxy on a few occasions.
The fiber glass in air filters. The nasal hairs in your nose for breathing. The pool filters in pools, etc
The tile is adhered with silicone rubber and grouted with a different type of silicone rubber. You can get products and free instructions @ www.fiberglassswimmingpooltiling.com
So long as the grouting is done correctly a tiled pool is much easier to keep clean and looking uniform. other then that there isn't that much difference.