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We recently bought a home with an ingrown pebblecrete pool. Some of the coping pavers are loose. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to repair these. Would like to try ourselves first
Thanks a a a qq
Hello @annieerbs
The old grout around the coping tile will have to be removed and the paver itself lifted out. Once you've taken it out, I suggest removing all the old paving adhesive that was on the base and on the paver itself. Please be careful when cleaning the paver as you don't want to damage it while taking the old adhesive off.
I then recommend cleaning the area of dust and debris and using Davco 20kg Ultraflex Ceramic Tile Adhesive to re-attach the coping paver back onto the side of your pool. You'll need to keep the area dry to prevent pool water from going into the grout line of the paver. Once the adhesive has cured you can then regrout the coping tile with Dunlop 1.5kg Flexible Coloured Grout or similar.
My number one tip is to make sure that you give the adhesive and the grout enough time to cure before you get them wet.
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
Eric
