Marble Pool Plaster

Not for use above the water level.

Marble pool plaster.

The marble dust is also known as plaster or marcite. Popular for entertainment pools and spas our hydrazzo line is highly sought after for its luxurious feel. White marble dust is one of the most popular colors according to pools of perfection. The consistency of durawhite means it easily and smoothly mixes and applies for the perfect pool surface.

A 6mm thick smooth plaster recommended for the interior plastering of walls and floors of swimming pools which becomes a very hard integral part of the pool structure. Diamond brite s insoluble quartz aggregate is unaffected by the harshest pool chemicals and resists. Used for decades in hundreds of thousands of pools around the globe marcite is the material most commonly used for plastering a pool. Marcite traditional pool plaster.

Marcite is a mixture composed primarily of white portland cement marble dust and fortifying additives to boost strength and water resistance. Durawhite crushed aggregate for pool plaster applications is a very white and carefully sized marble that provides a pristine smooth and bright white finish when mixed with white cement and water. White marble plaster standard white plaster is the tried and true pool and spa surface finish. White plaster has been around as long as people have been building swimming pools and it remains a popular choice in spite of the myriad of choices that have come into the market in recent years.

Black marblite pool plaster produces a natural looking effect with some more pronounced surface colour variations of black marble giving the surface the effect of natural black marble. It is necessary to marble dust your swimming pool when the old finish becomes discolored or worn. Durawhite pool marble aggregate. Polished pool finishes polished marble consists of blended white marble aggregates graded color aggregates and other composites to achieve a silky smooth yet non slip finish.

Marble aggregates are easily dissolved by pool chemicals causing unsightly attaching and rapid deterioration. This ratio results in a higher quality pool plaster finish than either richer more cement or leaner more sand mixes. The best cement to aggregate ratio is about 1 part cement to 1 5 to 1 75 parts aggregate marble sand with quartz finishes being a little richer in cement. The ingredients of pool plaster mix are a 1 2 ratio of white portland cement with an aggregate that may be marble dust limestone or quartz sand.

It reflects the blue sky during the day and results in a sparkling and inviting pool area.