I don't know if a vinyl liner can be installed in a plaster pool. I guess it
would depend on the
particular shape, and I do believe you can get liners made to specification.
But, liner replacement
is not cheap. In New England, it cost me $3200 last summer to replace my 20
year old 16x32 liner.
And liners require a certain coping which has a recess that holds the liner in
place, and this coping
mounts on to a galvanized steel wall that forms the perimeter of the pool. So,
I expect that a liner
in its conventional form would not be an inexpensive remedy.
OTOH, my first one lasted 20 years, probably longer than paint or plaster
without attention.
epetrevich@relavis.com wrote:
> The question is, how long do you plan to have the pool?
>
> My opinion would be to look at liners. They come in a ton of patterns and
> fix ALL leaks instantly.
>
> They may also be priced about the same as "painting" but will last much
> longer. Plus, you can easily patch a liner if you get a leak. (they are
> easy to find, wait for the water to stop leaking out, then check along the
> water line)
>
> Inch
>
>
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