The Fibre Tech System
Six Steps.
No Shortcuts.
Every installation follows the same engineered sequence. The process is what determines whether a resurfaced pool holds up for 5 years or 25.
Cheap resurfacing usually becomes expensive later. Our process is designed around long-term ownership value.
Surface Preparation
Grinding & Contamination Removal
All deteriorated material, calcium deposits, and surface contaminants are mechanically ground and removed. Proper preparation is the single most important factor in long-term adhesion. We do not skip this step.
Structural Assessment & Repair
Cracks, Voids & Substrate Integrity
Cracks, hollow spots, and structural deficiencies are identified and addressed before any coating is applied. Surface-only approaches fail here. We fix what's underneath first.
FibreLock Kote™ Bond Layer
Proprietary Bonding Agent
Our proprietary FibreLock Kote™ bonding agent is applied to create the adhesive bridge between the prepared concrete substrate and the composite layers above. This layer is what makes the system work long-term.
Fiberglass Reinforcement
Owens Corning Fiberglass Mat
Commercial-grade Owens Corning fiberglass mat is hand-laid into the wet resin layer. This structural reinforcement is what separates a composite resurfacing system from a simple coating — and it's why our system spans cracks instead of cracking with them.
Composite Resin System
100% Isophthalic Resin
Multiple layers of a proprietary blend of 100% ISO and VE resin are applied and worked into the fiberglass matrix. ISO and VE resins are premium marine-grade materials engineered for superior water resistance, chemical durability, and long-term performance, significantly outperforming the orthophthalic resin commonly used in lower-cost systems.
Premium Finish Coat
Final Surface & Quality Inspection
The final resin finish coat is applied to create a smooth, nonporous, watertight surface. The completed installation is inspected against our quality standards before we consider the job done.
The Result
