Rebar and or ties exposed in a gunite/shotcrete pool shell is bad but not unrepairable. The exposed steel can rust, and may bleed through the plaster leaving a stain. It may also cause the plaster to delaminate in that area. To remedy the situation the rebar and ties should be cut back or ground out and into the concrete. Hydraulic cement can be used to patch over the areas before the pool is plastered.
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The former name for gunite is shortcrete. The term gunite is used for spraying concrete or mortar in a wet or dry process using a patented gun type applier.
That can only be because of the source of your water.
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Gunite
No, Gunite is a type of concrete.
Gunite is a trowled-on cement coating similar to stucco.
"Gunite" is a special concrete mix that is sprayed, with a specialized spray gun. Using Gunite requires, by definition, the use of the spray gun.
Yes, Gunite is a dry, powdered cement and aggregate mix sprayed onto a pool underlayment structure, typically metal rebar and mesh, under high pressure.Trying to apply or cure gunite near freezing temperatures can affect curing strength and a sub-par installation result may occur.
Gunite is a type of sprayed concrete, and is basically as porous as concrete is.
Pebble sheen is the finish on the surface of a pool gunite is the cement that a pool is constructed from in other words you can finish a gunite pool with pebble sheen.
Our pool installer told us to wet down our gunite once in the morning and once in the evening for seven full days after the gunite is installed.