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Super Poxy Shield Epoxy Pool Paint

Super Poxy Shield pool epoxy paint creates a high-gloss, stain-resistant and easy-to-clean finish on all conventional pool surfaces. Just one application will last for up to eight years.

Which Paint Should I Use?

How Much Paint Do I Need?

Pool & Deck Repair

Surface Preparation

Application Procedures

Paint Color Samples

Which Primer Should I Use?

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OUR BEST ONE-COAT EPOXY PAINT!

Super Poxy Paint is the highest-quality pool coating available!
A single application lasts up to 8 years.
One coat of Super Poxy Paint over Epoxy Primer (available below) delivers a stain-resistant, ceramic-like finish to all pool surfaces.
High-gloss finish for long-lasting durability.
Coverage: Approximately 150 square feet per gallon.
Ideal for use on all conventional pool surfaces.
Provides long-term, durable protection.
Creates a very easy to clean finish.
Super Poxy Shield pool epoxy paint is available in four colors -- white, black, pool blue and dark blue.
Primer will be required for most swimming pool surfaces.
Swimming pool paint that you can rely on!
Economically priced for excellent value!
Use A7705 Epoxy Solvent to thin Super Poxy Shield or Poxy Shield if necessary, according to label instructions. Also used for clean-up of Super Poxy Shield and Poxy Shield. Available for purchase below.

Qty.

Item No.

Color

ONLY!

5 OR MORE EACH

A7200

White (1 gallon)

$97.99

$92.99

Note: Primer is required for most surfaces (available below).

A7220

Pool Blue (1 gallon)

$97.99

$92.99

Note: Primer is required for most surfaces (available below).

A7230

Dark Blue (1 gallon)

$97.99

$92.99

Note: Primer is required for most surfaces (available below).

A7260

Black (1 gallon)

$97.99

$92.99

Note: Primer is required for most surfaces (available below).

A7720

Epoxy Primer (1 Gallon)

$68.99

Coverage: Approximately 200 square feet per gallon

A7725

Gunite Primer (1 Gallon)

$72.99

Coverage: Approximately 100 square feet per gallon

A7705

Epoxy Solvent (1 quart)

$25.99

A7799

Surface Cleaner 4 lbs.

$23.99

Swimming pool Epoxy Paint is the best choice for providing your swimming pool with a durable, high quality coating. Super Poxy Shield Epoxy Paint for pools offers superior protection and just one coat will last up to eight years so re-applications will be few and far between. Super Poxy Shield swimming pool epoxy paint also improves the look of your pool with its attractive high-gloss finish.

When used over epoxy primer, Super Poxy Shield swimming pool epoxy paint creates a protective and stain-resistant finish for your pool that will help to protect your investment for many years. Available in four different colors, Super Poxy Shield pool epoxy paint can be used on several different types of conventional swimming pool surfaces, including concrete, fiberglass and plaster.

Technical Specifications:

For Indoor and Outdoor pools.

Covers approximately 150 square feet per gallon.

Super Poxy Paint is the highest-quality pool coating available. This is due to the fact that epoxies cure to a very hard, non-porous finish that is insensitive to pool chemicals, pH balance and automatic pool cleaning machines.

Epoxy based paint is the only kind of paint that that is chemically compatible with fiberglass.

One coat of Super Poxy Paint over Epoxy Primer delivers a stain-resistant, ceramic-like finish to all pool surfaces and resists algae growth.

One coat of Super Poxy Paint over Gunite Primer is the only way to coat a fiberglass pool.

High-gloss finish for long-lasting durability up to 8 years.

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Frequently Asked Questions:

What type of paint is this?
– This paint has an epoxy based coating.

How long will this paint last?
– Super Poxy paint will last up to 8 years.

Should I use a primer with the Super Poxy Paint?
– The manufacturer does recommend priming the pool for proper adhesion.

How should I clean my pool before starting to paint?
– Your pool will need to first be TSP (tri-sodium phosphate) cleaned. Then cleaned with a muriatic acid solution, followed by another TSP cleaning.

How much paint do I need?
– Each gallon will cover approx. 150 sq ft. See chart below.

How to Calculate the Square Footage of a Pool:
1. Identify the shape of the pool - SEE BELOW
2. Use the formula given to calculate the pool square footage.
3. Divide the pools square footage by the sq. ft. per gallon of the desired paint to determine how many gallons of paint are needed.

Pool Shape	Formula
Rectangular	Length x Width x 1.5 = Total Square Feet
Oval	Length x Width x 1.65 = Total Square Feet
Roman	Length x Width x 1.55 = Total Square Feet
Lazy L	Length x Width x 1.65 = Total Square Feet
Free Form	Length x Width x 1.6 = Total Square Feet

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Super Poxy Shield Epoxy Pool Paint

Overall Rating:

4 out of 5

6 of 8(75%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.

8 "Super poxy shield pool paint is an economical way to paint your swimming pool. Epoxy based swimming pool paint only requires one coat, to save you time and money. Complete pool painting instructions."

Product Reviews

Overall Rating:

5 out of 5

So far so good,

Date:October 29, 2011

By DIYBill

from Sacramento, CA

Pros: Good paint with a durable finish ready to be mixed with hardener supplied.

Cons: None yet. Recommend watching You-Tube videos and reading and following all directions supplied to simplify the work.

"I am very satisfied with my paint job. It has only been 3 months since completion; so, I can not attest to its durability over several years yet. Please be prepared for a lot of work, but, the following tips will make your job easier and more successful.

1. Obtain a plastic 2 gallon flower watering cannister with a spout and a brush or broom for washing the pool sides and bottom.

2. Wash the pool twice with TSP (trisodium phosphate). It's like Tide soap with no fragent smell. I washed the pool twice because I did not use hot water. Rinse

3. Wash the pool with 50% pool acid and 50% water taking care to cover all areas with a flow of the mixture. BE CAREFUL, this wash is dangerous to skin! Work a 5 foot length of wall and let the mixture do the work as it will smoke and etch the pool sides and bottom. Rinse within a minute and keep plenty of water running to dilute the solution accumilating in the bottom of the pool.

4. Drain and acid wash the bottom of the pool. Rinse.

5. Wash the pool again with TSP.

6. Let the pool dry in warm temperatures for at least two days.

7. PAINT THE POOL WITH INTHESWIM PRIMER AND PAINT THE FINAL COAT OF EPOXY PAINT FROM 24 TO 48 HOURS AFTER THE PRIMER. FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS ON THE CAN CAREFULLY.

8. When painting the tops of steps or other slippery type areas, use one cup of clean sand mixed in one quart of epoxy final coat to create a "non-slip" type surface.

9. The above advise and tips are from a one-time user of these products and are not intended to be from a professional pool painter with any guarantees. This advise merely comes from the personal experience of a do-it-yourself homeowner. Good luck with your project."

Top 500 Contributor

Overall Rating:

4 out of 5

Am testing this coating,

Date:August 11, 2010

By rwetucson

from Tucson AZ

Pros: Attractive...so far

Cons: Labor intensive application

"I have a 25 year old pool...25000 gallons, 1200 sq/ft. of plaster. Replaster estimate was $6K.

Decided to test this pool paint on the steps, benches, and spa. Used 2 gallons each of primer and paint. So far so good after 6 months.

Some suggestions:

Use a belt sander with 30 grit to remove 1/32" of the old surface plaster and create better adhesion.

Plaster patch cracks.

Acid wash and rinse.

Mix only 1/2 a can at a time since the can life is only an hour and I was using a 4" paint brush..

Do use silicone sand on the horizontal surfaces as the paint is super slippery once it has set up.

Lightly pumice stone the silicone sand areas once the paint has set up to reduce abrasion.

In Tucson, my unheated water temp reaches 85d
in the summer and 45d in the winter. If this paint holds up, I will use it on the total pool area after my next change of water."

Number One Contributor

Overall Rating:

5 out of 5

A hard candy shell for your pool!,

Date:May 25, 2010

By Backglass

from New York

Pros: Forms a very hard, think epoxy coating.

Cons: Crazy Expensive!

"My pool is over 25 years old and was an odd duck. Fiberglass walls and an unpainted cement bottom. There were cracks and it leaked like a sieve. The local pool folks wanted over $3000 to fix it up. We did it ourselves for half that cost.

After acid washing, cement repair, prep and priming with In The Swim Gunite Primer, we painted. It took 5 gallons for my 15x30 pool.

We couldn't believe the difference it made...it has been three summer's now and it still looks brand new. We get tons of compliments and haven't had a single problem with chipping, peeling, detachment, etc. Nothing.

Now, there are some steps you MUST take for success. First, the pool surface must be completely dry and I mean bone dry. Cement & plaster are porous and hold moisture inside. You must have several days of dry weather for it to completely dry out. You cant have ANY moisture in the concrete or the paint could bond poorly. Place a sheet of plastic somewhere on your empty pool floor overnight. If in the morning there is moisture under the plastic it isn't dry enough yet.

This is a two-part epoxy paint. You mix the two cans well and then paint...quick! It goes on very thick and dries/hardens in under an hour so you have to work fast.

If you want to see my whole pool re-furb/paint process complete with pictures using this paint, Google "pool paint refurb complete" and you will see my forum post at the top."

Overall Rating:

2 out of 5

Chips after first year,

Date:November 29, 2009

By amlehn

from Little Rock, AR

Pros: Looked beautiful first season

Cons: Slick first season, then began to notice chipping/peeling

"I had prepped my plaster pool perfectly before applying this product. The first season was great, and very easy to maintain chemically. However, it was VERY slick. I had to warn all my guests when walking down the steps and when walking in the shallow end. We barely made it through the first season when it started chipping around the top edges and in the shallow end of the pool. We repainted on the spots that have chipped, but it just continues to get worse and worse. We're now on year 3 of this coating, and it has deteriorated so bad that I'm giving up and going for a re-plaster - once I get all the paint coating off - not an easy feat. All said and done, I'd be better off if I saved my money over the last 3 years for a full re-plaster. The heartache and time just isn't worth the $ saving."

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