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Do you have to replaster the entire pool to fix a crack in the plaster on one area?
Updated: 10/21/2022
No, the plaster can be patched. But how good the patch looks depends on several things like the color of the plaster, its age, and the person doing the patching. New, white plaster would be the easiest to patch while old, colored plaster would be more difficult to do satisfactorily.
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