Epoxy Swimming pool paint to renovate,using glassflake epoxy pool paint lining

Epoxy pool paint by Epoxy-man is a non solvent epoxy swimming pool paint lining with glass flakes incorporated. Used for many years in industry for acid protection of concrete.

Epoxy-man epoxy pool paint has been developed for use as a reinforced swimming pool paint on old marbelite, new plaster and old fiberglass.

The paint coating thickness is normally 300-400 micron comprising of:
1. An epoxy pool paint primer
2. An epoxy glassflake intermediate Lining
3. An epoxy glassflake top Coat
The pool paint system is especially designed for lining your swimming pool, available in 2 colors, white and light blue. Black, charcoal and darker colours are available on special request. The pool paint is non toxic and suitable for potable water therefore ideal for koi and fish ponds.

Glassflake epoxy pool paints can also be safely used in your fish ponds, dams and waterways, where permanent water proofing is required. See Aquaculture on this site.
Characteristics

Excellent corrosion and abrasion resistance
Resistant to pool chemicals, acids, alkalis and salts
Good stain and algae resistance
Easy application and easy clean up with water
Suitable for DIY enthusiasts
Lifespan 5-8 years before first maintenance.

See what our customers are saying:

December 2000 Tel: (031) 5648468
Sincere thanks to John and his team
Dear John
As you know, we have battled for years with our marble-plaster, and you have tried to convince us to use your product for some time now. We resisted, and followed the “tried and trusted” method of having the pool sanded – which left us with one helluva mess, and a pool even more eroded than before!
We called on you for help in desperation, with a pool full of little erosions filled with green algae. Within 48 hours you gave us a pool which was better than new – AND with a pleasant blue tint!
For your professionalism, attention to detail and realistic pricing, we thank you and the whole team. By the time you all left, the site was cleaner than when you arrived, and that is a rare occurrence in itself!
Should you know of anyone in the Durban area who may be deliberating (as we were!) about the application of a glassflake poolcote, we would be delighted to chat to them and show them the results on our pool – just get them to give us a call.
Once again, many thanks to you and the team – have a wonderful festive season, and may you go from strength to strength in 2001! We are truly thrilled !!
Yours sincerely
Chris and Phil Greager Swimming Pool Photo 8 years later click here

Why use Epoxy?
Epoxy pool paint linings are reinforced with glass flakes which increase the permeability factor 20 times that of fiberglass (fibreglass) reinforced or un-reinforced resins. Compare
Osmosis is the main cause of failure of immersed pool coatings, which is effectively solved by the incorporation of glass.
There are approximately 100-130 layers of glass flakes in every 1mm of pool paint.
You are offered a product which combines the qualities of glass with the excellent adhesion, corrosion and chemical resistance of an epoxy pool paint.
Glassflake epoxy linings have been used in industrial applications for the past 30 years. In chemical plants, acid tank linings, sewage plants and various other applications in aggressive environments where standard epoxy swimming pool paint systems would fail.
Tests show that after 20,000 hours emersion in salt water there was no effect on the glassflake pool paint.

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Epoxy Swimming Pool Paint

Epoxy pool paint by Epoxy-man is a non solvent epoxy swimming pool paint lining with glass flakes incorporated. Used for many years in industry for acid protection of concrete.

Epoxy-man epoxy pool paint has been developed for use as a reinforced swimming pool paint on old marbelite, new plaster and old fiberglass.