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Fibreglass Resurfacing vs Installing a New Fibreglass Pool
When an existing fibreglass pool starts to look tired, faded or worn, many homeowners find themselves weighing up two main options: fibreglass resurfacing or installing a brand-new fibreglass pool. At first glance, the price difference between these options can sometimes appear closer than expected — but the real comparison goes far beyond the headline numbers. Understanding the full scope of costs involved in a new pool installation is essential before making a decision. Wha
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Fibreglass Gutter Filling
Many older fibreglass pools feature a built-in gutter or recessed edge around the perimeter — a design that was once common but often leads to ongoing maintenance issues.These recessed areas tend to collect dirt, debris, and algae, making cleaning more difficult and increasing chemical usage to keep the water balanced. At Splash Pool & Spa Australia, we offer a professional gutter filling and resurfacing solution that transforms outdated or high-maintenance pool edges into a
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The Benefits of Waterline Tiles to Your Pool
When it comes to pool design, the smallest details can make the biggest difference — and porcelain waterline tiles are the perfect example. Combining durability, functionality, and timeless beauty, they’re a popular choice among Australian homeowners who want to elevate the look and performance of their pool. At Splash Pool & Spa Australia, we’ve seen firsthand how the right porcelain tiles can completely transform a pool’s appearance while making maintenance easier and exten
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Fibreglass Pool Crack Repair: How It Works and When You Need Full Resurfacing
A fibreglass pool is a strong and durable investment, but like any structure, it can develop problems over time. One of the most common issues pool owners face is cracking in the pool shell. If not treated correctly, these cracks can cause water leaks, structural weakness, and even pool collapse in severe cases. At Splash Pool & Spa Resurfacing, we provide professional fibreglass pool crack repair and full resurfacing services to restore pools safely and effectively. What Cau
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Osmosis Treatment for Fibreglass Pools
Osmosis is a common issue that can occur in fibreglass swimming pools, caused by water penetrating through microscopic pores in the pool shell and reacting with uncured resins. This process forms blisters or bubbles on the pool’s surface, often filled with a vinegar-like liquid. If left untreated, osmosis can compromise the pool’s appearance and long-term durability. The Osmosis Treatment Process Draining the Pool – The pool is completely emptied and allowed to dry. Inspectio
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Epoxy Paint vs Aquaguard Gelcoat Paint
When it comes to resurfacing your fibreglass or concrete pool, two common coating options in Australia are Epoxy Paint (e.g. Luxapool) and Aquaguard Gelcoat Paint (Allnex). Both are designed to refresh tired pools, but they differ in durability, cost, and maintenance. Here’s a clear breakdown of the pros and cons of each. Epoxy Pool Paint (Luxapool) Pros: Affordable upfront compared to gelcoat. DIY-friendly – can be applied by experienced homeowners. Smooth, glossy finish ava
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Care Instructions for Your Fibreglass Pool
Your pool has been resurfaced using the Aquaguard® Fibretech Pool Resurfacing System. Correct pool care and water chemistry are essential to maintaining the appearance, performance and service life of the new surface. Failure to properly maintain the pool water may result in staining, discolouration, fading, surface deterioration or other damage and may affect warranty coverage. These instructions should be read together with the pool chemical manufacturer's instructions and
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Types of Pool Resurfacing
Concrete, Marble Sheen, Quartz, Beadcrete, Pebblecrete, Fiberglass and Vinyl. When it comes to resurfacing your pool, there are several options available, each with its own set of benefits and drawbacks. Let’s take a look at the most popular choices and what each one offers: 1. Concrete Pool Resurfacing Pros: Customizable: Concrete allows for a lot of flexibility in terms of color, texture, and design. Durability: When properly maintained, concrete can last for 10-15 years. S
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How long does it take to restore a pool with fibreglass?
Pool renovation: Coping, Waterline Tiles and Fibreglass Resurfacing. The fibreglass pool restoration process takes between 7 and 14 days, considering conventional pool conditions: 1. Pool Draining The first step involves completely draining the pool to remove all water, allowing work to be done on the surfaces and internal layers. 2. Tent Structure Setup A tent structure is set up around the pool to contain the dust and protect the surrounding environment from any debris gene
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Why choose Fibreglass to resurface your swimming pool?
A swimming pool being renovated with fibreglass Choosing fiberglass to resurface your swimming pool offers several benefits that can make it an excellent choice for many pool owners. Here are the key advantages of fiberglass resurfacing: 1. Durability Long-lasting: Fiberglass is highly durable and can withstand the elements for many years without deteriorating. It resists cracking, chipping, and fading better than other materials like plaster or concrete. Low Maintenance: Onc
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What happens if you don't resurface your pool?
Vinyl-Liner pool after years of use. Visibly in need of resurfacing. If you don't resurface a pool when needed, several issues can arise over time. Pool resurfacing is a critical maintenance task that helps maintain the structural integrity and appearance of the pool. Here are some things that can happen if it's neglected: 1. Cracks and Leaks Over time, the surface of the pool may develop cracks. If these aren't repaired, water can leak through, leading to water loss and poss
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