The most common swimming pool interior finish is white plaster.
Affordability, water color, and abundance is what makes white plaster one of the most common plaster finishes for a swimming pool.
Other types of swimming pool finishes include quartz plaster, pebble plaster and glass bead plaster.
White plaster is made up of Portland cement, sand and water.
White plaster will typically last between 7 to 10 years.
Keeping the pool properly balanced regularly along with eliminating any aggressive chemicals or untreated fill water will aid in achieving a longer lifespan on your white plaster.
A swimming pool finished with white plaster will give the classic aqua color of the water once the pool is completely full.
The shallow areas of the pool will be lighter hue of aqua and the deeper areas of the pool will be a darker hue of aqua.
most economical plaster for your pool
aqua water color
classic look
most common pool plaster
shows stains easily
most susceptible to aggressive chemicals
most susceptible to aggressive fill water
most susceptible to improper balance
shortest lifespan of pool plaster