Green stains (copper color) that cannot be removed indicate you might have a pH problem.
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The plaster mold is very, very dry. When you pour, the clay slip is mostly water and the plaster mold sucks up the moisture quickly, creating a coating inside the mold. It's like pouring gravy onto a sponge...the water is absorbed, but the solids stay on top of the sponge if you leave it long enough. It's the same way with a plaster mold..it's a sponge. That's the reason you watch the pour opening and pour out the excess when it is the thickness you need. The plaster will continue to absorb until the clay pulls away from the mold naturally, yet it is still green.
Depends on what shades you're using, but probably a really dark blue-green. If the green is dark enough, it might appear black.
What is the best way to remove algae stains from the pool liner?Empty the pool, use a soft brush, mild detergent and water to remove algae stains from the pool liner. Thoroughly rinse and dry before refilling or storage. http://www.air-inflatablepools.com
The dominant color when viewed from space is dark blue, although brown and green and white are also prevelant.that is correct and i think you must be smart so yep
probably stuff like: 1. What do you think would help the envierment?
Green probably.
The area of Plaster's Green Meadows is 43,000.0 square meters.
by a normal plaster from the shops and paint it green.
For marcite or plaster finish - Acid Wash. Google "acid wash" . Also Pumice stone will srub off black or green algae.
by a normal plaster from the shops and paint it green.
Red, green, blue, pink and white.
Grass stains.
If you see little white or green stuff on it you will know it has got debris
Meconium
copper and alloys of copper
---- Water colors will change according to angle, distance and light. White, black, grey and blue plaster colors will give different shades of blue water reflections. Tan plaster colors will reflect green water. Green plaster colors will vary between emerald and blue. A light grey plaster color will be light blue grey on the steps and in the shallowest part of the pool. It will become a darker blue as the water gets deeper.In two words -"Gorgeous" and "Inviting"!
Ph is up doesn't correlate with a clean pool. The pH needs to be lower to get it clean. And then you need chlorine, probably lots of it to get it clean; try 8 gallons of liquid or 20lbs of tricolor. Trichlor is good for white plaster pools. If you have a colored plaster, it would be better to use Dichlor.