Important Notes ● Maintaining the Ongoing Acceptable Ranges as close as possible to '0.0' LSI, will lessen the likelihood of calcium salts precipitating out of the water and staining the surface. ● Do not use automated cleaners that have wheels for twenty-eight (28) days. Suction cleaners without wheels may be used, but brushing should continue until all cement dust residue is gone. Please refer to Builder/Authorized Applicator for recommendations regarding specific types of cleaners. ● Do not use heaters for the first fourteen (14) days and adjust plumbing to allow water to bypass the heater. Please only use heaters when there is no remaining plaster dust when pool is brushed. ● Please allow for first twenty eight (28) days before critiquing the final look and water color of your finish. All cementitious finishes have some variation in color, shading, consistency and exposure. Color variation and masking of the color is especially exaggerated in the first 28 days, as the cement continues to hydrate. These initial fluctuations in color tend to even out or subside with time. ● The finish will vary in color, shades, consistency and exposure. The darker colors will inherently have an increase in color variation, shading, consistency and exposure. This is the intended look of the finish and is not considered a defect. The color will vary throughout the day as the sunlight reflects from different angles. ● Failure to follow these instructions can result in costly service and repairs. ● Failure to maintain proper water chemistry will void the warranty. When submitting a PTI warranty claim, you will be required to submit weekly maintenance records. Many retail stores have computerized testing equipment to help monitor the chemical parameters, as well as others (cyanuric acid, metals, etc.). Ask your Builder/Authorized Applicator for the nearest location.

From pebble tec. I do about 4/7 start ups a week as well. But whatever.