How to Maintain a Vinyl Pool Liner

You’ve just installed a Poolside by CGT vinyl pool liner designed for long-lasting performance, excellent durability, and a high-standard consistent finish. With proper care and maintenance, your liner will maintain its smooth surface, vibrant appearance, and overall integrity overtime. Regular upkeep helps protect the liner against wear, environmental exposure, and water chemistry imbalances that can affect both appearance and performance. Poolside by CGT vinyl is manufactured using high-quality raw materials that keep colors bright, the liner flexible, and give extended protection against biological growth and pattern loss. Following the recommended maintenance guidelines and maintaining proper water chemistry will help extend the life of your liner. This guideline outlines key steps to help preserve the condition and longevity of your new vinyl pool liner.

Water Chemistry Guide

A Fine Balance ‘Water balance’ is a commonly used phrase that often conjures memories of chemistry class and mathematical formulas. While some degree of calculation is required to keep chemicals in the proper ranges, the true meaning of balance is between the comfort and enjoyment of your pool, and the safety of effective sanitation. Six main factors impact the chemistry of swimming pool water. Poolside by CGT’s recommendations for the optimal levels – and how often they should be checked – can be found in the table below:

These recommendations have been adapted for residential pools from the American National Standard for Water Quality in Public Pools and Spas. There are minor differences in the recommendations made by vinyl manufacturers, liner fabricators, and pool dealers. As additional sources for water chemistry information, Poolside by CGT recommends reviewing resources from your dealer.