If you can handle a tooth paste tube and a kitchen sponge you can do many repairs in your swimming pool yourself.
Underwater Magic Mosaic is the product to use to re-attach mosaic tiles back in place directly underwater.
Step 1: clean the area where he tile needs to be glued on with your kitchen sponge
Step 2: clean the mosaic tile on the back side and edges.
Step 3: apply a bit of Underwater Magic Mosaic on the mosaic
Step 4: press the mosaic tile firmly back in place
Step 5: use a wood pin or even your finger to smoothen the grout line
Step 6: rub away the access glue with the kitchen sponge or finger
That’s it!
Does it last? Yes it will last for many years Underwater Magic Mosaic is made to last in all kinds of swimming pools.
Can I use any underwater glue? NO. Only the Underwater Water Magic products are made for swimming pools which makes sure that repairs last under the influence of pool chemicals and they are the only non-hazardous products which makes them the safest way to repair a pool yourself.
Why do the others do not last? Pool chemicals are very aggressive to any kind of adhesives and sealants and they dilute all other products in a matter of weeks.
The Underwater magic technic tem is constantly working with the pool chemical manufactures to make sure a repair done with an Underwater Magic product will last for years
The title of the post is quite encouraging one. It tries to educate you how to repair your swimming pool with your own hands i.e. without the intervention of professionals. Repairing the pool is easier said than done. It needs special expertise and the use of advanced tools. I have been depending on pool contractors since my first use of the pool in 1990s. Anyway you should undertake regular maintenance on your pool with quality professionals. They replace the old ruined items in your pool with the most advanced ones.
Thank you Isabella for the input, we agree that a structural damage needs the attention of a professional but loose tiles, missing grout lines, skimmer or lights resealing…. can be done DIY.
*It?s hard to find knowledgeable people on this topic, but you sound like you know what you?re talking about! Thanks