Swimming Pool Paint, 2-Part Epoxy Acrylic Waterbased Coating, 1 Gallon Kit - White Color

Normally I do not take the time to write a review, but this product really surprised me. Epoxy paint is prone to chalking in any type of weather. Not the case so far with this, as there are additives that are meant to prevent this. I used this 2 part system to paint an older pool slide and the results were excellent. Slide was prepped very well, Weak parts were fixed and entire slide was sanded with a DA. I thinned paint with a little water and sprayed slide with HVLP gun. Paint went on very nice, with no sagging. I did three coats, but believe 2 would be fine. I also think rolling paint will give excellent results as well, it levels out real nice. I was a bit concerned about the finish being satin, thinking it would not be slippery enough. Surface is very smooth and ended up being perfect for hiding any imperfections and is very fast for sliding down. If there are any concerns about peeling or paint being soft, this is definitely not the case. I tested the one side after 2 days and was actually trying to scratch and gouge the paint with a plastic scraper. I did not leave a mark, product dries extremely hard. I can't speak for people that have used this as a pool paint, but for slides it gets an A+ from me. Slide has been in use for over a month of daily use from three kids, it still looks like the day I painted it. I will post pics soon

the product worked for me and was not hard to work with but the manufacturer needs to work on their public relations.

05/03/16- We just finished painting our pool and used 3/4"paint rollers and it looks wonderful. The first coat looked bad but the second coat looks great. Our pool is 1200 SF and holds 23,000 gallons of water. The paint actually painted our pool twice with only five gallons used. So, I would state that the paint covered about 400-450 SF per gallon on our pool. Take in mind our pool was absolutely clean, dry and warm to the touch. We acid washed it and brushed it with TSP soap and rinsed it twice before painting. It is so important to vacuum all standing water and let the pool dry after rinsing it. Also, do not get this paint on your tiles. It takes a wire brush to get it off and a lot of effort.06-16-16-I called the seller and no one answered. I left a message. Will update as the problem continues.06-17-16-The seller did not return my call as of 06-17-16. I sent an e-mail to the seller to contact me about bad issues with the paint. Will update on issues of the paint having several bad spots after 4-6 weeks after filling the pool.06-20-16( UPDATE)- The seller never contacted me but Amazon handled the refund.07-17-16(FINAL UPDATE)) The pool has several spots bleeding through the paint. I will have to repaint the pool next year. As you know the price of the paint is not the problem, it is the trouble and added expense of re-doing the job. I am totally disgusted with this paint. To remove the paint it will cost me a lot of money. So I will have to repaint over it and hope it holds up next year.

This two-part epoxy paint is easy to mix and apply. I used it for our in-ground pool fiberglass steps to seal a few small cracks and to give them a nice new clean look. Drained the pool down to reveal steps I needed to paint...let them dry for two days and the paint went on smoothly. I let the paint dry for 48 hrs. before refilling the pool. Did the same last year but steps needed repainting again this year in order to look like new.

there was blue that bled through but only in a few places dried great a nd covered good except the spots IS THERE ANY SUGGESTIONS ON HOW TO COVER THE BLUE SPOTS UP

I am very pleased with this paint. I painted over some existing acrylic paint. The pool had not been used in five years and was filthy. It took me two days of power washing and scrubbing to get it halfway clean and ready for painting. I still had stains on the interior of the pool I could not remove. I applied the AdCoat paint with a roller and it completely covered all of the stains. The pool is now a beautiful white with no bleed through of the stains. It has been a year since the job was completed and I could not be happier.

I normally use the more expensive messy epoxy and decided to try this on my fiberglass steps. It held up for 30 days before it started peeling on the parts under the water line. It is holding up nice on the part above the water line. I wouldn't buy it again. I did follow the instructions and sanded and cleaned the steps but no luck.

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