Ask The Masters Podcast

Hayward's Trevor Stift shows the features of the Hayward 32950 Variable Speed Pump as JC Escudero asks questions important to pool renovators and service pros. He explains how the new DOE regulations and the Hayward 32950 are compatible. Plus, he demonstrates how to wire the pool pump to prepare for the Hayward OmniLogic Controller and how to wire the OmniLogic Controller once the pump is wired properly.

On this episode, ATM's own, Dave Penton, discusses the new course with instructor, Kurt Kraisinger. The Essential Principles of Pool Design course is a blended format course with 8 hours online and 8 hours in the classroom. Registrants learn to apply basic design concepts to create beautiful spaces that connect with the surrounding environment. To register for the November 15 classroom session at the International show, click here https://bit.ly/3xG5chb. To learn more, email [email protected] or visit www.watershape.org.

If you want to know the hottest topics in swimming pool building, this episode by hosts Dave Penton and Kevin Cobabe is for you. Listen to it while driving or when you have an office day to stay on top of the latest news in the industry. Subscribe and leave a comment to engage with the ATM group.

Have you seen the new Hayward HDF 400 standard cooper-nickel heater with the smallest footprint in the industry, 21" x 21"? District Sales Manager, Chris Cason, and builders Scott Payne of Scott Payne Custom Pools, and JC Escudero from J Design Pool & Spa demonstrate the features of the new heater. The improved features will make installation and maintenance much easier.

If you want an update on what is going on in swimming pool building, this episode by hosts Dave Penton and JC Escudero is for you. Listen to it while driving or when you have an office day to stay on top of hot topics in the industry. Subscribe and leave a comment to engage with the ATM group.

Alan Smith joins the podcast today, as he gives us a preview of a groundbreaking product for the pool industry,, specifically pool plastering and beyond, with host Randy Beard.

MICROGLASS SYSTEMS A Plaster Preservation and Renewal System The Microglass System is designed for both new and old pool finishes. New Pools When applied to new pool finishes, the plaster must be finished to the desired look and exposure, if being acid washed. The surface shall be dry or damp to the touch. The material is applied by low pressure spray and then backrolled. Generally the rate of application is 200 square feet per gallon in two coats. Its allowed to dry to the touch and can be filled after 4 hour cure. Existing Pools The surfaces of the existing pool are generally acid washed and then neutralized and pressure washed. Any minor repairs need to be done prior to application. The application rate and application procedures are the same for both new and old pool plaster or pebble surfaces. Microglass Stops Chemical Exchange Between Pool Plaster and The Pool Water Chemical balancing and stabilization is much simpler and constant when the Microglass is applied as specified. Microglass forms a glass like layer around the cement paste or binder around the aggregate, quartz or pebble finish. Stops Dusting and Staining The Microglass chemistry resists staining from adhesion of iron or other contaminants on treated Microglass surfaces. Reduce Micro Cracking On New Plaster and Heals Existing Micro Cracks When applied in accordance with manufacturers instructions, the Microglass System will resist micro shrink cracking and helps to retain moisture for a better cure while filling the pool. Microglass Is Simple, Easy To Apply And Environmentally Safe The non toxic water based formulation allows for the applicator and the final consumer, a long term pool finish that is preserved and restored like no other.

More info: https://oxiumllc.com/microglass-systems

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Blake Swanson from Premier Pools sits down with the master tile setter himself, Jimmy Reed.

Listen to previous episode with Jimmy Reed.

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Tips and Tricks with expert pool builder David Penton of Fluid Dynamics Pool & Spa along with the Premier Pools & Spas team.

About Premier Pools & Spas

We know that buying a pool is a huge decision and a major investment. Premier pool professionals will be by your side every step of the way – from design to construction to maintenance – so you can rest easy knowing you made the right choice.

Founded in 1988, Premier Pools & Spas is the largest pool builder in the world. Over the last 30 years, we have built more than 70,000 pools by combining the tremendous buying power of a nationwide company with the kind of service you can expect from a family-owned business.

Website: https://premierpoolsandspas.com/why-choose-us/?utm_source=Orange_County_PPC&utm_medium=PPC&gclid=CjwKCAjwjuqDBhAGEiwAdX2cjy4A-a-cNSYJWZwsL4OoYT3saDwJ9Cj9zOo0nzP1YmLGR6KkxuJgExoCVvQQAvD_BwE

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On this episode, Randy Beard chats with Eric Herman of WaterShapes. WaterShapes is an all-digital publication focused on the design, engineering, and construction of recreational and decorative bodies of water. It was launched in 1999 as a business to business print magazine with the goal of defining a new industry, the "watershaping industry" an amalgam of professionals who imagine and create pools, spas,  fountains, ponds, streams, waterfalls, lazy rivers, zen gardens and so on.  Eric discusses the new look of the website, some new features and what they're up to this year.

ATM's own, Dave Penton and Kevin Cobabe are on location in southern California as they discuss the construction and installation of a lazy river using the Riverflow pump by Current Systems.  Current Systems offers two different Riverflow pumps, the 7.5 HP Elite pump for recreational swimmers and the 10 HP Competition pump for competitive athletes and commercial applications. As lazy rivers become more popular in a backyard setting, ATM will release several videos in this series for those who are building lazy rivers currently or want to in the future.