Swimming pool renovation can be a daunting task, especially when considering the costs associated with tearing out and rebuilding an in-ground pool. Fortunately, there are more affordable and environmentally safe options available to homeowners who want to breathe new life into their existing pools.
Soda Tec specialises in swimming pool renovation services and pool resurfacing, providing a practical solution for pool owners. Instead of the costly and disruptive process of rebuilding, sometimes pools simply need a refresh of their interior finish. Soda Tec employs advanced techniques such as soda blasting and mobile dustless blasting to effectively strip away paint and residue from the interior walls of the swimming pool.
What sets this renovation approach apart is its commitment to environmental sustainability. The environmentally friendly soda blasting process used by Soda Tec ensures that harmful chemicals and pollutants are not released into the environment. This not only safeguards the natural surroundings but also provides homeowners with a guilt-free and eco-conscious solution.
By choosing Soda Tec’s swimming pool renovation services, you can enjoy a revitalised pool without breaking the bank or compromising on environmental responsibility. It’s a win-win solution for both your wallet and the planet.
One of the most significant concerns expressed by our clients is the negative impact to the landscaping and local environment that chemical paint stripping involves. Sandblasting is hugely destructive to fibreglass and is not a viable solution for those types of pool liners.
Soda Blasting provides an environmentally sound alternative to sandblasting or chemical paint stripping methods. Below are some situations where Dustless Blasting was used to renew the appearance and interior walls of established swimming pools:
A major advantage of soda blasting over chemical paint stripping is that the solution is bio-degradable and gentle to the environment. It is also non-toxic and is used to clean food preparation equipment. There is very little pre-work required and you don’t have to remove chrome fixtures or rubber gaskets as you would when using sand blasting for your swimming pool renovation. Below are some of the reasons why our client chose soda blasting over chemical strippers or sand blasting:
If the existing coating is flaking, chalky or incompatible with the new one, yes. New pool paint bonds poorly over failing coatings, so blasting back to a sound surface gives the new coating the best chance of lasting.
Yes, with the right media and pressure. Soda blasting is gentle enough to strip coatings from fibreglass without damaging the shell.
Yes. The pool is drained before blasting, and the spent media and old coating are cleaned out before your resurfacer or painter starts.
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