I have a builder who is trying to replace a vinyl liner but cannot work around this aluminum coping. Does anyone know the manufacturer of this coping? We believe it it older than ten years. The picture is taken from the top of the coping.
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It looks like the vinyl liner is still in place. Is that correct? Too many questions. Can you include more pictures? The greatest coping heads were at Cinderella and may still be. Rob Lane
saw this type, although it had a pvc top cover, about 8 to 10 " wide , very old probaly closer to 20 yrs, I understand it was a corinthian or on a corinthian pool, we could never find the vinyl top. a body shop recoated it.