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Tree Lady

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7. Somebody from here posted the other day

Reply to ALBliberal (Original post)

Sun Jun 21, 2026, 01:27 AM

21 hrs ago

They worked in doing this and you have to empty and cover the pool for 5-6 months to thoroughly get rid of water that has soaked in. He said the damage was not the paint they used a good kind the damage was because water leaked out because they only dried it a few days rushing because of 4th of July. He said the water mixed with the new paint caused the damage.

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All of us owning homes renting houses and apartments etc [View all] ALBliberal 23 hrs ago OP

my swim pool was installed and plastered in 1965 or so. still going strong. pay for crap msongs 23 hrs ago #1

Let's see some receipts. Is anyone asking? -nt CrispyQ 22 hrs ago #2

I obviously don't know this for sure canetoad 22 hrs ago #3

If the demands were unreasonable or impossible, the pool guy should have refused but who says no to him? Deuxcents 22 hrs ago #4

Can't relate it to quality work either BeneteauBum 22 hrs ago #5

Make Algae Grow Again n/t BaronChocula 22 hrs ago #6

Somebody from here posted the other day Tree Lady 21 hrs ago #7