Premix Marbletite 50217 Pool Finish 80 Lb Dune Freestone

Product Description

The PREMIX MARBLETITE 50217 is a preblended pool finish product in the Dune colorway, packaged in an 80-pound bag. Freestone preblended finishes combine white cement, marble aggregate, and color pigments into a single dry mix that is ready to combine with water on the job site. This eliminates the need to proportion and blend raw materials separately, reducing batch inconsistency and saving time during application. Pool plasterers and licensed pool finish contractors apply this product to new construction gunite and shotcrete pools as well as replaster projects. The uniform blend supports consistent color and texture across the finished surface.

The 50217 Dune Freestone finish is suited for residential and commercial pool applications where a natural, earth-toned surface appearance is specified. The preblended format is designed for application by trained pool finish crews using standard plastering equipment. An 80-pound bag is a standard working unit for pool finish jobs, allowing crews to track material usage and maintain consistent water-to-mix ratios across the application.

Key Features

• Preblended dry mix — cement, marble aggregate, and pigment combined at the factory for consistent batching
• Dune colorway delivers a natural, earth-toned pool surface finish
• 80-pound bag weight aligns with standard pool plastering workflows
• Freestone finish texture suited for new construction and replaster applications
• Single-component dry mix simplifies on-site preparation and reduces proportioning error

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement finish material for residential and commercial gunite and shotcrete pool surfaces requiring a preblended plaster application.

Installation Notes

Pool finish application is performed by licensed or experienced pool plastering contractors. The pool must be fully drained, the existing surface prepared per industry standards, and all plumbing and equipment shut down before application begins. Follow the manufacturer mixing instructions for water ratio to avoid compromising finish strength or color uniformity. Curing and fill procedures should comply with applicable local codes and industry guidelines such as those published by the National Plasterers Council.