Pool tile plastic molding
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Pool tile plastic molding
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Pool tile plastic molding
worahm wrote:I am trying find a source for the plasitc molding that runs along the upper edge of the water line tile around my pool. The plastic forms a cavity for the top edge of the tile to fit in and provides a finish look between the lower edge of the pool deck and the top edge of the tile. Bill
Bill,
I have the same problem. Did you get any other information? The plastic on my pool just has small pieces missing here and there. If I could find a place to buy the plastic, I was going to just try and glue a new piece all around the pool to cover up the missing chips.
Robby
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Pool tile plastic molding
The plastic strip is imbeded in the concrete during the pour of the cantilever deck.
It provides finishing look. The purpose is pure cosmetics. It cannot be replaced, and it would not match colorwise anyway. You can either live with it, remove it all, or re-tile and grout to the coping.
I know it sucks, but those are the option pretty much.
It provides finishing look. The purpose is pure cosmetics. It cannot be replaced, and it would not match colorwise anyway. You can either live with it, remove it all, or re-tile and grout to the coping.
I know it sucks, but those are the option pretty much.
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Re: Pool tile plastic molding
There is a product manufactured by Stegmeier called a Renovation Tile Strip on page 41 of their online catalog. I believe this may have been what you were searching for. I realize this is an old thread but it may be helpful to anyone searching for a solution today.
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