mirco
2008-01-03 18:46:35
- #1
hello everyone!
i have an indoor swimming pool about 35 years old (9.00 x 4.00m), which
has not been in operation for several years.
the "polyester coating" is somewhat brittle and rough.
also the nozzles, the skimmers, the lamps, and the countercurrent system are affected by lime deposits.
the pump and heat exchanger, on the other hand, still look okay and usable (they were probably replaced later). also, a huge dehumidifier unit is present.
how should i best proceed to restore the whole thing?
thanks for your advice!!
i have an indoor swimming pool about 35 years old (9.00 x 4.00m), which
has not been in operation for several years.
the "polyester coating" is somewhat brittle and rough.
also the nozzles, the skimmers, the lamps, and the countercurrent system are affected by lime deposits.
the pump and heat exchanger, on the other hand, still look okay and usable (they were probably replaced later). also, a huge dehumidifier unit is present.
how should i best proceed to restore the whole thing?
thanks for your advice!!