Revive Your Pool with Expert Resurfacing and Restoration Solutions

At WASP Blasting, we specialise in pool restoration using advanced abrasive blasting techniques. With over 30 years of expertise, we bring life back to concrete pools and other surfaces, making them look and feel brand new.

A well-maintained swimming pool is a source of enjoyment, relaxation, and pride. However, over time, pools can develop cracks, stains, rough surfaces, or peeling finishes, detracting from their appearance and safety. Swimming pool resurfacing is the process of restoring the pool’s surface to its original condition, ensuring it remains both functional and visually appealing.

Serving Melbourne and Beyond

Based in Melbourne, WASP Blasting proudly serves clients across the city and surrounding regions. Whether you’re in the suburbs or beyond, our team is ready to deliver expert pool resurfacing solutions tailored to your needs.

Why Choose WASP for Pool Resurfacing

Over 30 Years of Expertise

With decades of experience, we have honed our skills in pool resurfacing and abrasive blasting, delivering superior results for both residential and commercial clients.

Eco-Friendly Blasting Technology

Our advanced wet abrasive blasting method ensures efficient removal of old coatings while minimising dust and environmental impact, making it a cleaner and safer option.

Commitment to Quality and Durability

We adhere to the highest industry standards, using premium materials and meticulous techniques to ensure a durable and long-lasting finish for your pool.

Comprehensive Service Across Melbourne

Serving clients throughout Melbourne and surrounding areas, we provide tailored solutions to meet the unique needs of each pool restoration project.

Methods We Use to Resurface Pools

Wet Abrasive Blasting

This method combines water with abrasive materials, making it highly effective for removing old coatings while reducing dust and environmental impact. It’s our go-to approach for concrete pool resurfacing, delivering a smooth, clean surface.

Vacuum-Assisted Blasting

Designed for sensitive environments, this technique minimises debris and waste, keeping the workspace clean and contained.

Hydro-Blasting

Using high-pressure water jets, we can precisely remove layers from delicate surfaces or areas requiring detailed attention.

Tailored Techniques

Each pool is unique. We customise our methods based on the condition of your pool, selecting the appropriate abrasives and tools to achieve optimal results.

Our Pool Resurfacing and Restoration Process

1. Assessment

Every project begins with a thorough evaluation of your pool’s current condition. We identify common issues such as:

Cracks or structural damage.
Stains, discoloration, or rough patches.
Peeling or flaking finishes.

This inspection helps us recommend the most suitable pool restoration approach for your pool’s needs.

2. Preparation

Proper preparation is critical to the success of any resurfacing project. Our process includes:

Draining the pool and thoroughly cleaning the surface.
Utilising abrasive blasting to remove old coatings, contaminants, and debris.

This creates an ideal foundation for the application of new surface materials, ensuring excellent adhesion and durability.

3. Application of New Surface

We offer a range of high-quality resurfacing materials, including:

Marbelite: Known for its classic aesthetic and robust finish.
Fibreglass: Popular for its smooth texture and resistance to wear.
Epoxy Coatings: Durable, chemical-resistant, and available in various finishes.

Our team carefully applies the chosen material, ensuring a flawless finish that enhances both the appearance and functionality of your pool.

4. Curing and Finishing

Depending on the material used, curing times may vary. Once the surface has set, we conduct a final inspection to verify that the resurfacing meets our stringent quality standards.

Signs Your Pool Needs Resurfacing

Not sure if it’s time to restore your pool? Look for these common indicators:

Visible cracks or structural issues.
Persistent stains or discoloration.
Rough, uneven surfaces that are uncomfortable to touch.
Peeling or flaking of the existing finish.
Unexplained water loss or leaks.

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