WHAT IS POOL COATING?
A cement-based coating which can be applied easily and quickly using a paint brush. Pool Coating is intended to revitalise your old, pitted, dirty pool plaster as an alternative to re-plastering. It must be noted that Pool Coating is a once-off application.
A cement-based coating which can be applied easily and quickly using a paint brush. Pool Coating is intended to revitalise your old, pitted, dirty pool plaster as an alternative to re-plastering. It must be noted that Pool Coating is a once-off application.
PRODUCT INFO
Benefits
- Application with a brush and/or roller
- Economical & easy to apply
- Fresh finish to old surfaces
- Excellent bond, flexural and tensile strength
- Good abrasion and chemical resistance
- Becomes an integral part of the pool plaster
Specifications
Suitable Surfaces |
Old, dirty pool plaster that has been acid-washed. Not for application to oil paint, plaster paint, new cement surfaces, fibreglass or new pool plaster. |
Finish |
Smooth - Slight brush/roller texture |
Thickness |
1.5mm |
Application |
Brush and/or roller |
Packaging |
15kg twin pack |
Coverage |
Approximately 25m² per 15kg twin pack |
Curing |
The completed work should be air cured for 6 days before filling the pool with water. Any rain water that does fall during this period should be immediately removed from the pool. Allow an extra day's air curing for each day of ran during the six day curing period. Filling of pool - See Pool Coating Start-Up Guide |
Colour/s |
Available in 6 colours |
What do you need?
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Tools & Consumables
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Products
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The System
Q: Can Pool Coating be used on old fiberglass swimming pools?
A: No. It can only be used on old (older than 9 months) marble plastered swimming pools that have never been painted before.
Q: Can Pool Coating be used on a new concrete swimming pool instead of applying PoolCrete?
A: No. Pool Coating can only be applied to pool plaster that has cured for at least 9 months
Q: How long will Pool Coating last?
A: 3 – 4 years depending on how well the pool is maintained. Some have even lasted as long as 7-8 years.
Q: Can I re-paint over existing Pool Coating?
A: No. Generally a swimming pool can only be painted once. The previous coats of paint have penetrated the pores of the plaster and traces of this remain tightly bonded within these pores closing them up and thus restricting the porosity needed for the ‘new’ paint to bond. We recommend that a swimming pool is only to be painted once. If further renovations are then required your option is to re-plaster the swimming pool using PoolCrete.
Q: Can I use the same chemicals that I used in my marble plaster based pool?
A: Yes you may. But once again avoid the use of copper sulphate based chemicals.
Q: When can I introduce the automatic pool cleaner into the pool?
A: 21 days after the pool has been filled.
For more FAQ's on Pool Coating, click here.
A: No. It can only be used on old (older than 9 months) marble plastered swimming pools that have never been painted before.
Q: Can Pool Coating be used on a new concrete swimming pool instead of applying PoolCrete?
A: No. Pool Coating can only be applied to pool plaster that has cured for at least 9 months
Q: How long will Pool Coating last?
A: 3 – 4 years depending on how well the pool is maintained. Some have even lasted as long as 7-8 years.
Q: Can I re-paint over existing Pool Coating?
A: No. Generally a swimming pool can only be painted once. The previous coats of paint have penetrated the pores of the plaster and traces of this remain tightly bonded within these pores closing them up and thus restricting the porosity needed for the ‘new’ paint to bond. We recommend that a swimming pool is only to be painted once. If further renovations are then required your option is to re-plaster the swimming pool using PoolCrete.
Q: Can I use the same chemicals that I used in my marble plaster based pool?
A: Yes you may. But once again avoid the use of copper sulphate based chemicals.
Q: When can I introduce the automatic pool cleaner into the pool?
A: 21 days after the pool has been filled.
For more FAQ's on Pool Coating, click here.