Pool Patch Pool Plaster Repair Kit, 3-Pound, White

My pool had a delamination spot on the very bottom, so when I knew I was going to drain it anyway, I bought this. Took me a moment to find the bonder (it's stored in the jar of plaster), read, then reread the directions. I used plastic, throwaway tools and a disposable plastic tub and the moment the water level was low enough, got to work. You do have to work fast because this stuff cures quickly, but the final result was very nice. The putty I mixed was easy to work with and get nice and smooth. It cured quickly enough that I even had a few minutes to sand it down a bit before the refilling was over that point. The plaster is very white and blended in fine with the old plaster, It's been in plast about a month now and seems to be doing well enough that the next time the water is low I'll probably repair an issue on the steps that arose from them being dry as long as they were (refilling was slow). Overall, this is a good, easy to use product, but I would recommend planing ahead so you can move quickly when the time comes.

I hate using this stuff because it means I missed my CH numbers a little too much of have settling. Neither issue is a "good thing" but this my go to product in either case. If you don't mix well of apply quickly enough it can be a bit textured but otherwise does the job well.

They sell this same stuff in the pool store for significantly more money. It took us a couple tries to get the water to plaster balance just right, but once we did, it patched well and so far (a couple months later) - it's holding great.

This stuff was easy to mix - smooth out - setup hard as plaster. I made three separate repairs. One on a step and 2 more on pool sidewall. Looks like it was original to my white plaster. Used maybe a third of the mix and since it is a powder should great for a later use as needed. Kinda pricey but very good product. Highly recommend!

I purchased 1 container and applied it per instructions on a dry pool wall and it worked great.Then I bought 2 more and applied them on the same wall in the same manner as before. When the new batches dried the next day, they were not hard but rather crusty. The patches could be scratched off with your nails. I had to scrape it all off. A whole lot of extra work due to defective product. Returned both containers to Amazon for a refund.I ended up using Leslie's Patch It instead which worked great.

This plaster works OK, but there;s not much of it there if you have a lot to do. I'm not entirely sure why they call it "POOL PATCH" because it seems to only be used for resetting tiles, and it does a good job of that. But I had other issues with my pool where I needed to fill-in places where the concrete had worn away or dissolved, and I needed something to PATCH the holes or spread a layer over a larger area, such as around the drain in the bottom of the pool. I used this POOL PATCH (as I was depending upon the name) and so far, after a few months and after repainting the pool, it seems to be holding up.

My pool was literally falling apart all the edges and three large cracks. i thought i'd try this before having to pay a fortune to resurface it. it worked great! had to change application methods since it's a vertical surface , troweling didn't work. i used heavy duty rubber gloves and smoothed it on with my hands and spread it out it looks great. took 24 hrs to cure and harden i will sand it smooth and we will be ready to paint it. ! highly recommend! easy to use.

A truly great product — it solved the leakage problems in my pool.By carefully following the instructions, there was nothing difficult about it — problem solved… perfectly!