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Old Aug 29, 2005, 03:21 AM
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Re-tile and new coping

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Gunite pool repair help seems to be minimal on the web. I would like to know if replacing both coping and tile what to do first, the coping or the tile and why?

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Old Sep 27, 2005, 07:45 AM   #2  
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Originally Posted by ultrajoker
Hello-

Gunite pool repair help seems to be minimal on the web. I would like to know if replacing both coping and tile what to do first, the coping or the tile and why?

Thanks
Try this site...has plenty of FAQs down your alley.
http://www.aestheticpools.com/index....are+my+options
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The answer is the coping needs to be done first since you need to attach your forms to the pool walls where the tile will go. This is also important since you need to measure all of your tile from the lowest point in the bottom of the coping to ensure that your tile lines are all even and can be installed without cutting.

I hope this information is helpful.

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