Southern Grouts and Mortars pbc-320 Diamond Brite 80 Lb

Product Description

The SOUTHERN GROUTS AND MORTARS pbc-320 is an 80-pound bag of Diamond Brite French Grey aggregate finish, a water-based pool and spa surface coating used to resurface and protect interior pool shells. Diamond Brite finishes combine a cementitious base with select aggregates to produce a durable, textured surface that resists chemical wear and stands up to ongoing exposure to pool water. This product is applied by licensed pool plasterers and surface finishing crews during new pool construction or pool resurfacing projects.

This aggregate finish is intended for residential and commercial pool and spa interiors where a natural stone-aggregate appearance is desired. The French Grey colorway produces a cool, neutral tone on cured pool surfaces. Pool service professionals and licensed applicators install this material as part of a full replaster or resurfacing scope. Verify compatibility with the existing pool shell substrate and consult the manufacturer application guide before use.

Key Features

• Diamond Brite aggregate finish formula for durable pool and spa interior surfaces
• French Grey colorway delivers a neutral, natural stone appearance when cured
• 80-pound unit weight suitable for professional application equipment and crews
• Cementitious base resists chemical exposure common in pool water environments
• Applicable to both new construction and resurfacing projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard resurfacing material for residential and commercial pool and spa interior shell applications. Verify compatibility with the original pool or spa substrate and equipment before ordering.

Installation Notes

Application of Diamond Brite aggregate finish should be performed by a licensed pool plastering contractor or certified surface finishing crew. The pool or spa must be fully drained and the existing surface properly prepared, cleaned, and primed according to local codes and manufacturer guidelines before application. Follow all applicable local building and pool construction codes during the resurfacing process. Do not apply to surfaces that have not been properly bonded or prepared, as adhesion failure may result.