Hi All,
New to the TFP Forum and I’m a new in-ground pool owner in the Phoenix area. We have what I believe is poured in-place coping which cantilevers slightly over the wall. The grout between the coping and vertical decorative tile has fallen out in a few places. In addition, some of the expansion joints on the concrete pool deck are worn / missing. See attached photos for visuals.
Questions:
1) Based on a quick search it appears that grout is not the correct material for filling the gap between the vertical tile and the cantilevered concrete coping. Should I use a polyurethane sealant like Sika? Any recommendations?
2) The expansion joints are pretty beat up in a few places. Is there an article or info on how to properly replace these?
Thanks,
Joe
New to the TFP Forum and I’m a new in-ground pool owner in the Phoenix area. We have what I believe is poured in-place coping which cantilevers slightly over the wall. The grout between the coping and vertical decorative tile has fallen out in a few places. In addition, some of the expansion joints on the concrete pool deck are worn / missing. See attached photos for visuals.
Questions:
1) Based on a quick search it appears that grout is not the correct material for filling the gap between the vertical tile and the cantilevered concrete coping. Should I use a polyurethane sealant like Sika? Any recommendations?
2) The expansion joints are pretty beat up in a few places. Is there an article or info on how to properly replace these?
Thanks,
Joe
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