I'm installing a salt chlorine generator system in a newly-tiled pool; not plaster, but mosaic tile on the whole pool.
The Pentair IC40 and Power Center literature recommends not adding salt for 30 days to a newly plastered pool, but it does not address newly mosaic-tiled pools.
Would you treat the newly tiled pool the same as a newly plastered pool at startup with regard to the new salt system?
Thanks,
Scott
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Hi,
If it is glass mosaic and epoxy grout is used then you can go ahead used any product.
tony c
www.monogramcustompools.com
Thanks - more conservative to wait. No rush.
Appreciate your response.
Aloha
tony c
www.monogramcustompools.com