Plaster, quartz, pebble and glass bead finishes compared: how they look, how they feel and how they last.
The interior finish sets the color of your water and the feel of the pool underfoot. Traditional white plaster gives a pale, classic look. Quartz blends crushed stone with cement for color and strength. Pebble finishes use small stones for a textured, long-lasting surface, and glass bead adds sparkle.
Each finish has its own balance of look, texture, durability and care. Smoother finishes feel soft, textured ones feel natural and tough, and water chemistry matters for all of them. We recommend samples viewed wet and in your light.
Classic, smooth and economical.
Rich color and good strength.
Textured and long lasting.
Sparkle and depth.
Protects every finish.
See the real color.
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Pool Finishes and TilePlaster, quartz, pebble and glass bead finishes with waterline tile that set the color and feel of the…Explore 
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Which Pool Style Fits You? QuizAnswer five questions about your yard, your family and your taste and see the pool styles that fit you best.Try it 
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Pool Project Budget PlannerPick a project, a size and the features you want and get a ballpark planning range.Try it Plaster and fine quartz feel smooth, and pebble feels textured. We bring samples so you can try them.
Lighter finishes look pale aqua and darker ones look deep blue or green. Light and surroundings matter.
It depends on type, water care and use. We explain expectations for each.
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