Any PebbleTec guys or friends of friends??

[al cole'holic]

Thought I would throw it out there, always lookin for the deals... :D

[Mandelon]

For a pool or a patio?

[woodster]

Dont Do it!!!! We used to install that stuff a few years ago.. Always had to do warranty work on it. The stuff lasts 2-3 years and starts peeling up.Finally we quit doing it because of all the money that was lost in warranty work.Just my 2 cents
[ June 03, 2003, 08:50 PM: Message edited by: woodster ]

[NorCal Gameshow]

if you have little kids it could tear up the bottom of their feet..

[al cole'holic]

For the pool, not the patio. I have seen that shit peel up on driveways and decks. I am looking for a pool plastering bro...thanks!

[ROZ]

I don't know about a deal, but I'm sure I can get a few names for ya.....
I haven't had any bad experience with the stuff. One of my former customers has it in his pool. He serviced it himself for a few years then I serviced it for about 5 years had no problems whatsoever.
It's all in the prep and keeping your chemicals in check.
I'm using a dark blue/gray plaster for my pool.....

[Slick]

Go with Pebble Sheen. It's the same company, just smaller, smoother stones. I just had my pool done in it and it's way better than Pebble Tec.

[mmered8299]

There are other products similar to "Pebble Tech" If you buy the orginal Pebble Tech it has to be installed by a certified installer from the Pebble tech people. Bottom line-it comes down to the installer, how long the product has been in production, and the warranty given. Like anything else you need to check around.

[Mandelon]

It can be rough on the feet, and once I scraped my knuckles on that stuff diving in. Tore up my hand....
We redid our pool a couple of years ago and used the 3M ColorQuartz or something like that....pretty nice, smooth, and available in multiple colors.