Depends on what you're looking for. A plaster pool can be drained and painted but it does crack and certain chemicals can aid in the cracking process. A gunite pool would be a better but probably a more expensive choice than plaster. The liners are great. My brothers pool is an inground pool with a liner that was installed in 1983, in a flood and hurricane zone. It has never torn, wrinkled, or lifted up in any way. In a major flood zone such as we have here in south Louisiana, a plaster pool can lift up and begin to float. The liner is also very smooth and comforting to the feet when playing in the pool. My liner was installed only 5 years ago and we have been very satisfied, although it requires a different set of chemicals. A lined pooled should never be drained completely. Either way you choose, I would suggest going with the saltwater filtration system. It turns out to be less expensive in the end. Hope this gives you some things to consider.
The plaster would not adhere to the liner. k
get plaSTER AND COVER IT SO THHE LINER WILL NOT COMPLETELY COME OUT ADD NEW TILES OR WATEVER ITS MADE OF .
No Gel Liner is better that liquid liner and pencil pencil you have to sharpen and it is hard to apply a neat straight line. Liquid liner smears easy and is hard to get off. Gel liner is perfect no sharpening or smears and neat fine line and is easy to get of with vasoline or soap and water. Hope this works for you!
My husband is a plasterer by trade. Lime helps the plaster to cure, reduces the amount of spider cracks and helps it stick better, I believe.
It makes very little difference
It makes very little difference
Plaster is usually applied onto Plasterboard to give it a smooth finish which can then be painted. There are other techniques, taping & jointing is one, though Plaster gives a better finish.
The Regent cruise liner is a good choice because it has a great reputation that is not often advertised. The Carnival cruise liner is a better choice if you have children.
Lye, or sodium hydroxide, was used in plaster as a filler material to improve the plaster's consistency and strength. It helped to create a smooth and workable mixture that could be applied evenly to surfaces. Additionally, lye helped the plaster to adhere better to walls and ceilings.
yes just remember the softer the better on the liner and on your feet
From my research and test I have found liquid liner works slightly better than eye pencil liner.
This would be the the excact same price as building a new concrete pool minus some excavation. you would be looking in the 30-to 40k range.