PebbleTec® Pool Finish

Pebble Tec® Pool Finish

Georgia Classic Pool partner's with PebbleTec for the best pool finish in the industry.

Pebble Tec® brand pool finish is the original pebble pool finish and still delivers the enduring natural elegance and durability that combines beauty with exceptional value. Available in 18 attractive colors, our original Pebble Tec pool interior is the perfect choice for individuals desiring a more natural look for their pools, spas or water features.

• Created with pebbles from around the world that are selected for their color and beauty.
• This stain-resistant surface has a natural, non-slip texture that continues to set the industry standard of excellence.
• With a Pebble Tec pool finish you receive a dependable, low-maintenance aggregate interior finish.
• You are installing the very best - backed by a company renowned for its reputation and customer satisfaction.
• As with Pebble Sheen® and Pebble Fina® pool finishes, only skilled installers licensed by Pebble Technology, Inc., can apply a Pebble Tec brand pool finish.
• A Pebble Tec pool finish offers a unique, flexible design that will perfectly blend with landscaping and water features.
• Enduring natural elegance. Experience a spectrum of colors as the sunlight plays on the water throughout the day.

Pebble Sheen® brand pool finish provides the natural beauty and durability of the original Pebble Tec® pool finish, along with a sophisticated refined elegance. A colorful mosaic of tiny pebbles is tightly fused together and then lightly buffed to create a luxurious pool surface that is not only beautifully elegant, but also incredibly strong and stain resistant. Pebble Sheen pool interiors offer a more finely textured feel and have the look of rich granite. It's a pool surface that presents the flexible style you need to design a swimming pool that truly reflects your lifestyle.

• Available in 16 distinctively brilliant colors, some incorporated with small seashell pieces to add glitter and sparkle to the finish.
• Utilizing the same proven technology and experience as Pebble Tec pool finishes, only with smaller pebbles.
• As with Pebble Tec and Pebble Fina® pool finishes, only skilled installers licensed by Pebble Technology, Inc., can apply a Pebble Sheen brand pool finish.
• Taking swimming pool design to new levels of graceful style and art.

Pebble Fina® is Pebble Technology Inc.'s latest innovation in superior quality pool finishes. The enduring classic elegance of Pebble Fina pool finish combines old world beauty and durability with new world technology to offer a luxurious smooth, durable and affordable interior.

Pebble Fina pool finish incorporates the ancient Greek and Roman use of pozzolans into the cement mixture, providing strength and durability for a longer-lasting finish with increased density that resists etching.

• Colorful aggregates from around the world create five European-inspired colors.
• Most colors contain small seashell pieces to further enhance the beauty of the pool interior while adding brilliant sparkle to the water.
• As with Pebble Tec® and Pebble Sheen® pool finishes, only skilled installers licensed by Pebble Technology, Inc, can apply a Pebble Fina® brand pool finish.
• A Pebble Fina® pool finish will maintain its smooth texture and inviting appearance much longer than traditional plaster.

Pebble Technology, Inc. Mission Statement: will lead the industry in providing superior quality pool finishes and outdoor environments. With an unwavering commitment, we will pursue value for both our licensed installers and the consumer. We will combine the highest ethical standards, the best materials and processes, as well as the talents of our licensed installers to exceed the consumers' expectations.

Pool Care Instructions
Pebble Technology, Inc. recommends that pool owners "balance" their pool water using the "Langlier Saturation Index" (chart found at http://www.whitmer.com/saturation_index.htm). This system takes into account pH, alkalinity, water temperature, chlorine and calcium hardness. We recommend that for the first 30 days pH and alkalinity be monitored regularly as they can directly affect the appearance of the surface. It might help to maintain levels of pH, alkalinity and calcium hardness toward the lower end of the index. Keep in mind, based on your water source, you may need to add "muriatic acid" to your new pool 2 to 3 times per week during the first month. After 30 days, the pool should be checked 1 to 2 times per week and adjusted accordingly. If your finish is a darker color, in particular black, it is even more important that you follow these instructions. Do not chlorinate your pool until water is filtered and pH and alkalinity are acceptable. Chlorine is highly reactive and can cause metals or minerals to precipitate (cloud water, scale and/or stain). A number of pool supply retail stores have computerized testing equipment to help you monitor these factors as well as others (cyanuric acid, metals, etc.). Ask your pool builder or licensed installer for a location near you.

Regular Recommended Levels:

Jack's Magic Products, Inc. has the "stuff" for your pool!
A sequestering agent, such as the Jack's Magic Purple Stuff (found at www.jacksmagic.com) may be used regularly. The Purple Stuff is a one-of-a-kind stain preventative for use specifically with salt chlorine generating systems. Traditional sequestering agents simply can't handle the demand that high salt and high TDS (total dissolved solids) put on them. Most products are not effective in these situations, but The Purple Stuff was designed for it! In addition to preventing swimming pool staining, The Purple Stuff also helps keep the chlorine generator's cells from developing scale, which makes maintenance significantly easier. Like The Pink Stuff and The Blue Stuff, the Sequest Test Kit is actually designed to measure the current level of The Purple Stuff in the water. This helps to ensure you have enough product in the water to prevent staining from occurring. If you don't add enough product, the pool is not protected and stains can develop even though you thought you were preventing them.