First, you will need to determine your pool surface type. Is your pool surface Concrete/Gunite, Fiberglass or Vinyl? This is important, as brushes are available with Stainless Steel, Nylon, or both combination of Stainless Steel and Nylon Bristles.
Step 2
Once you have determined your pool surface, you can select the proper brush. For Gunite surfaces you can use a brush with stainless steel bristles. For unpainted concrete surfaces, you can use a combination of stainless and nylon bristles. Vinyl and painted concrete surfaces would require nylon bristles only.
InyoPools Product Specialist Dennis R. Posted: 6/20/2017
Anonymous (steel brush) - I's not sure if you can use a steel brush on a marcite surface. I'd try it on a little section out of the way.Reply
Anonymous Posted: 6/19/2017
can you use a stainless steel brush on a gunite pool with marcite to remove calcium deposits?Reply
InyoPools Product Specialist Dennis R. Posted: 10/24/2016
brush for fiberglass - Use a nylon bristle brush for a fiberglass pool, save as vinyl.Reply
Anonymous Posted: 10/23/2016
In step 2, you don't say what kind of brush to use for fiberglass.Reply
InyoPools Product Specialist Dennis R. Posted: 4/18/2016
50/50 brush - Here a link to our 18 in Aluminum Back Combo Brush with 50% nylon and 50% stainless steel bristles.Reply
Anonymous Posted: 4/18/2016
What is the price of the Brush with 50 brush and 50 steelReply