Is Diamond Brite pool worth it?

Diamond Brite With a life expectancy of 10 to 15 years, and with a stunning appearance, it is an excellent choice for some pools. This option provides the best bang for the buck – it is truly beautiful and durable, but it just doesn’t feel as luxurious as our all-time favorite plaster, Hydrazzo (see below).

How Long Does Diamond Brite pool finish last?

about 8 years- 15 years
Pool owners often tell us that it feels more comfortable for their feet after we place in this smooth finish. Colored quartz is added as it can come in colors such as emerald, blue-gray, aqua blue, and many others. Diamond Brite finishes can last about 8 years- 15 years. A Diamond Brite finish is strong and durable.

What is the most popular Diamond Brite color?

Common colors for Diamond Brite pools include Cool Blue, Onyx, Ivory, Oyster Quartz, Aqua Quartz, and Verde. However, our favorites are Tahoe Blue and French Gray.

What is a Diamond Brite pool finish?

Diamond Brite® finishes are blends of selected quartz aggregates and fortified white Portland cement ideal for new or re-finished swimming pools. Diamond Brite® finishes are factory blended to provide the pool owner with an extremely durable and attractive alternative to traditional pool coatings.

Is Diamond Brite better than PebbleTec?

Diamond Brite is a quartz finish and is an excellent product as well. PebbleTec might have a slight edge on the Diamond Brite. So, if they did mix them up it isn’t all that bad. Especially if you’re happy with the finish and the color.

What is the longest lasting pool finish?

Tile Finishes
Tile Finishes Though tile is the most expensive pool finish and takes longer to install than plaster and aggregate, it’s the longest lasting pool surface. With proper application and minimal maintenance, tiles should never need to be replaced. Tile pool finishes come in ceramic, porcelain, glass and stone.

Is Diamond Brite better than Pebble Tec?

What is the smoothest pool finish?

Traditional white plaster (or marcite) gives pools a smooth, classic appearance and remains a popular choice despite the range of pool finishes that have emerged over the years. The most inexpensive pool finish option, it typically lasts five to seven years before any signs of etching or chipping appear.

How much is Diamond Brite pool finish?

about $5,000 to $10,000
How much does it cost to Diamond Brite a pool? Each style and color has a different price, but a Diamond Brite finish costs about $5,000 to $10,000. We recommend staying away from the darker colors. The most expensive of the three options, glass tiles can give you a stunning, high-end pool finish.

What is the longest lasting pool surface?

How long does it take to Diamond Brite a pool?

24 to 36 hours
Note that the application of Diamond Brite is a two-day process. The average pool takes 24 to 36 hours to fill. Until the pool is completely filled with water it is vulnerable and extra care should be taken as detailed below. It is important that your swimming pool be filled with water as soon as possible.

What is the most popular pool finish?

Plaster Finishes
Plaster Finishes Plaster, a timeless option, is the most common pool surface finish. It’s a simple mixture of water, Portland cement, and either marble dust or silica sand.

What is diamond Brite® Super Blue?

Our Diamond Brite® “Super Blue” turns this poolscape into a perfect canvas for nature’s reflections. Great scenic installation by American Blue Pools.

What is diamond Brite pool finishes?

Diamond Brite™ Finishes are blends of selected quartz aggregates and fortified white portland cement ideal for new or re-finished swimming pools. Available in a variety of colors and textures. Diamond Brite finishes are factory blended to provide the pool owner with an extremely durable and attractive alternative to traditional pool coatings.

What are the advantages of diamond Brite?

•Superior Bonding •High strength and rapid curing •Extremely etch resistant •Ease of application •Aggregate exposure easily controlled •Pumpable COVERAGE: Each 80 lb. bag will cover approximately 22 sq. ft. , to a thickness of 3/8″. Surface roughnes Diamond Brite, Color Super Blue.

What happens if you mix water with diamond Brite?

NOTE: Mix water quality is extremely important. Well water or water high in metal and mineral content will cause discoloration in finished Diamond Brite. Additionally, water of high hardness or alkalinity will cause the plaster to effloresce, releasing high levels of salts that produce calcium scale.