Wednesday, 4 March 2015

6 Methods whichcanhelp you Implement Concrete Renovation in Perth Successfully

Concrete pools are often prone to cracking, chipping and hollow spots. Concrete Pool Renovation in Perth therefore have to consider all these factors while restoring the pools and giving them a new look. By following the 6 methods, mentioned below, Concrete Pool Renovation Perth can turn out to be a relatively easy way to address these issues:

•    Method 1 - Clear away affected surface material

Removing all damaged or affected substrate material is the first thing you need to follow while renovating concrete pools.  Scrape out all cracks on the surface. This will also include any foreign material used for patching. Make holes on the pool’s surface to enable the new patching material to hold on better to the new surface.

•    Method 2 – Identify the Hollow spots

Find out the areas where the outer plaster has separated from the shotcrete beneath it. Tap suspected areas and if you hear a hollow sound that is where your errant spot resides. Fill the holes with the mixture used to fill other cracks and holes.

•    Method 3 – Clean the Surface

Brush away all the dust, grit, and pieces of concrete and cover the area with an acid rinse.
•    Method 4 – Fill up Cracks and Depressions

To even out all cracks and depressions prior to covering it with plaster, fill up those holes. You need to wait for 24 hours before applying anything else.

•    Method 5 – Applying the Mixture


You will need to apply the fill mixture. Make the mixture by mixing water towhite concrete, white sand, acrylic cement bonding agent. The water should be sufficient to make the consistency of thin putty. Spread the mixture evenly over the surface to fill all holes and cracks.

•    Method 6 – Match the Textures


You might need to match the texture of your old surface with that of your new one. Use a damp sponge to create the texture while the area is still wet. Fill water immediately or cover the area with wet towels.

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