Led Lighting With Quartz Finish

[dpboswell]

Hello everyone. First time poster here. I have a few questions that hopefully someone can help me with. I just signed a contract on a new inground pool. The construction will start once the permits have been pulled and the HOA has approved. It is a rather small, 28' x 13'6 freeform pool with raised spa. 3'6" - 5' depth. Approximately 11000 gallons. I plan on using Jandy Watercolors LED lighting with the pool. My question is do I need to stick with white plaster in order to show off the LED lighting or will a light blue quartz finish still look really good in such a small pool. Please offer up your opinions.

[dpboswell]

Hello everyone. First time poster here. I have a few questions that hopefully someone can help me with. I just signed a contract on a new inground pool. The construction will start once the permits have been pulled and the HOA has approved. It is a rather small, 28' x 13'6 freeform pool with raised spa. 3'6" - 5' depth. Approximately 11000 gallons. I plan on using Jandy Watercolors LED lighting with the pool. My question is do I need to stick with white plaster in order to show off the LED lighting or will a light blue quartz finish still look really good in such a small pool. Please offer up your opinions.

[dpboswell]

anyone?

[lbridges]

I think no problem with the light blue finish. Much of the light effect comes from the water itself being lit up, much like a Plexiglas panel you might see in a display.

The only question is if you should have two. My pool is 36' long and I'm glad I went with two units, but I have no experience to know what length changes from one to two.