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Help wth PH and TA new pool

16 years ago

Looking for some advice on chemicals.

We are on day 12 of our plaster cure.

PH keeps creeping up to 8.0 and TA is pegged at 220 and just wont seem to come down. I have been adding muriatic acid to lower ph and TA and then aerating to take it back up and reapplying acid to lower it again in hopes of reducing the TA.

I am missing something or is this the way to do it?

Not sure why TA just wont come down, is this due to the nature of the plaster?

We have the wet edge altima mission bay finish.

Thanks in advance for any input!

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