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ULTRAGUARD vs Fiberglass
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ULTRAGUARD AC vs. FIBERGLASS
Your Options are: Paints, Plaster, Marcite or Fiberglass.
Let's Compare our UltraGuard AC to a Fiberglass Restoration.
Both Fiberglass and UltraGuard are two part systems which use a catalyst which creates a membrane with
specifications greater than 14,000 psi compressive strength.
Both Fiberglass and UltraGuard are structural shells that stop all leaks.
Both Fiberglass and UltraGuard are non-porous where algae cannot cling and usage of chemicals is reduced
nearly 50%.
Both Fiberglass and UltraGuard never need wire brushing and never need acid washing.
Both Fiberglass and UltraGuard are inert coats that don't interact with the chemicals and pool substrate
which causes failure of other topcoats.
Both Fiberglass and UltraGuard have a surface that permanently stays smooth, which means no cut or scuffed
feet.
Both Fiberglass and UltraGuard are Hi-Tech industrial coatings that can withstand harsh chemicals and
are resistant to staining and blemishes.
THAT IS WHERE THE SIMILARITY
STOPS!!!
Unlike
UltraGuard, Fiberglass does not flex
and will fail, pop off and delaminate especially under the tile, kimmer,
returns, bottom drains, wherever fiberglass ends.
Unlike
UltraGuard,Fiberglass is extremely
difficult to install. In the fiberglass industry, journeymen
and apprentices
are never allowed to apply fiberglass unless they have had yearsof
experience. This is
not
true of UltraGuard where previous experience is not necessary.
Unlike
UltraGuard, Fiberglass upon application
will wick (dry areas) which causes the permeation of the pool
water and starts the process of failure by delamination.
Unlike
UltraGuard, Fiberglass has no chemical
bond. It gives a physical bond at best and that
is questionable.
UltraGuard has a 2,000 PSI bond which becomes and integral part of the
pool shell.
Unlike
UltraGuard, Fiberglass is not an elastomeric
membrane.
Unlike
UltraGuard, Fiberglass's gelcoat has
a maximum life expectancy of 5 to 6 years. It is only a Paint! Ask any Boat Owner!
Unlike
UltraGuard, which offers 6 different
colors, the gel coat of Fiberglass will streak if dark
colors are used. That’s
why they recommend only white.
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