Don t hesitate in applying it over chlorinated rubber paint or synthetic paint.
Chlorinated rubber pool paint over epoxy.
Chlorinated rubber pool paints have traditionally been the preferred type of pool paint.
Br our recommendation is to repaint your pool with the current paint type already applied to it even though there are a lot of high quality pool paint options that will look great over another paint type for example if your swimming has been coated with epoxy pool paint you should repaint it with epoxy paint and if it was painted with acrylic then you must choose acrylic for the repaint.
It can be used to paint both commercial and residential concrete pools chlorinated pools and salt water pools.
Also acceptable for use in chlorinated pools.
Pool epoxy paints are for new construction and pools painted previously with epoxy.
Price is on medium tier less than epoxy more than acrylic.
It delivers excellent chemical and abrasion resistance and is suitable for use in fresh or salt water.
You must completely clean pools previously painted with other types of paint usually via sandblasting in order to switch to epoxy.
However rubber paints are no longer widely used because they emit pcbs.
Non slip paving paint now available too.
Chlorinated rubber was once the preferred pool paint because it adheres well to all kinds of surfaces is fast drying and leaves a tough but flexible coating.
Use rubber based swimming pool paint over previous chlorinated rubber paint or synthetic rubber based pool paint or over bare concrete marcite gunite or other masonry surfaces in good condition.
It s long lasting and durable.
Epoxy can also help smooth out rough surfaces.
It will stand up to uv rays chemical treatments and will last about 7 10 years.
Epoxy swimming pool paint.
Usually it s thought of as being flexible and as its low cost a good choice for pools.
It s a rubber based pool paint formulated to provide a low sheen and a durable finish.
It is less expensive and easier to use than epoxy.
One gallon quantity can easily cover 400 500 square feet.
Chlorinated rubber paint or just pool paint or rubber paint is often considered for use in pools.
Cures to a smooth tile finish.
We have available chlorinated rubber and the more widely used 2 pack epoxy pool coating.
Ideal for those who want ease of use no mixing required have a medium budget and those who already have chlorinated rubber paint on their pool.
Acrylic pool paint is more versatile.
In fact it s softer than epoxies and is re dissolvable in aromatic solvents such as acetone or xylene.
You can use it to paint bare pools to overcoat epoxy or chlorinated rubber paints or on top of surfaces already coated with acrylic.
One part paint no mixing.
Direct pool supplies now has available the luxa pool paint suitable for pools ponds fountains.
