How Do You Repair Fiberglass Swimming Pool Steps?
A fiberglass swimming pool can last for many years, but eventually the pool may begin to develop cracks and show other signs of wear, such as blisters and bubbles. The swimming pool steps get a lot of usage. Their design may have some inherent structural weaknesses, which makes them even more prone to developing cracks. A do-it-yourselfer can repair fiberglass pool steps, but it’s highly unlikely that you can find an exact match of colors for the swimming pool repair unless the lining is white. Drain the pool and allow the surface to dry completely. Use an orbital sander to remove the old surface coating on the area you want to repair. If you are removing the entire surface of the steps, use a sand blaster to make the job go faster. Or if you prefer, remove the original coating by hand with sandpaper. Remove all the debris. Cut away the cracked areas using the handsaw. Extend the cut slightly beyond the crack line to provide a smoother edge to repair. Mix the putty in the fiberglass re