If you are searching for the best coating for a swimming pool, look no further than Plungie's exceptional thermo-polymer internal coating, known as ecoFinish. With its exceptional durability and low-maintenance properties, ecoFinish ensures your pool stays in top-notch condition for decades.

ecoFinish Polymer Coating: ecoFinish is a highly-engineered powder coating made of polymeric compounds that can last up to 100 years. It’s pH neutral, so it won’t impact your water chemistry. Plus, ecoFinish coating is very easy to maintain and requires less cleaning. 

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Plaster: Plaster is one of the most traditional and widely used pool coatings. It is a mixture of white cement, marble dust, and water. Plaster coating requires regular maintenance and resurfacing every 5 to 10 years due to wear and tear.

Exposed Aggregate: This type of pool coating combines plaster with small pebbles, stones, or glass beads. 

Pool Tile: Pool tiles are a popular choice for an upscale look. They come in a variety of materials, including ceramic, porcelain, glass, and stone. Tiles offer an elegant solution, but they can be more expensive and challenging to install and maintain.

Fiberglass: Fiberglass pool coatings involve the application of a prefabricated fiberglass shell to the pool's surface. This coating is resistant to algae growth. It may require occasional buffing and refinishing over time.

Vinyl: Vinyl pool coatings consist of a vinyl liner placed over the pool's structure. They can be prone to punctures and may need replacement every 7 to 10 years.

ecoFinish pool interiors are much easier to keep clean compared to traditional pool tiles. Waterline tiles need monthly cleaning with a pumice stone, which can be quite time consuming. In contrast, ecoFinish pools require less maintenance and can be easily cleaned by a robotic cleaner.