Cayman Green Blue
Cayman Green Blue
ColorScapes Cayman Green Blue is a pool finish that creates a light to medium blue water color with a hint of green that gives your pool a unique and refreshing look. It is made of white Portland cement, natural marble aggregate, and Blue and Teal T Grade, Teal S Grade colored quartz aggregates that add texture and sparkle to your pool. ColorScapes Cayman Green Blue is bluer than Cayman Green pool finish due to the added blue colored quartz aggregates.
Description
If you want to give your pool a cool and calming effect that is soothing and inviting, you should try ColorScapes Cayman Green Blue. This pool finish is composed of white Portland cement, natural marble aggregate, and Blue and Teal T Grade, Teal S Grade colored quartz aggregates that create a light to medium blue water color with a hint of green. ColorScapes Cayman Green Blue is also durable and stain-resistant.
Additional information
| Brand | ColorScapes |
|---|---|
| Water Color | Light Blue |
| Approved Applicator Limited Warranty | N/A |
| Standard Limited Warranty | 10 Years |
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