In The Swim - White (1 gallon)

In The Swim - White (1 gallon)

Name: In The Swim - White (1 gallon)
Brand: In The Swim
SKU: 400162
Price: 99.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Item No. 400162

Manufacturer SKU: A7200

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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 delivers a stain-resistant, ceramic-like finish to all pool surfaces.
High-gloss finish for long-lasting durability.
Coverage: Approximately 125-150 sq ft per gallon.
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.

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Jeff

02/16/21

Q: Five years ago I coated my concrete in ground new spa with your product? It has performed exceptionally and I am so happy with it. It now is time to re coat the spa. It probably could last another couple years but I also want to change the color from the original light blue to the medium blue. How do I prepare the old coat and prep for applying new one?

In The Swim Customer Service

02/16/21

A: It is basically the same process as you originally used to paint your spa (same applies to pools). After draining, scrape away any loose paint and repair any cracks. Then, you will need to prep the surface again using the 3-step process or a one-step like Olympic Prep Magic (item 323106). The 3-step process is to TSP wash the surface (item 400184), acid wash the surface, then do the TSP wash one more time. Once dry, you're ready to paint. You can skip using a primer since it was already painted.

Andy

01/16/21

Q: The swatch for dark blue and the selector icon for dark blue, look nothing alike. Is it darker, more like royal or navy blue as the selector icon, or actually more of a medium blue as indicated by the color swatch in the picture?

In The Swim Customer Service

01/19/21

A: It is more medium blue to light blue.

Julie

01/12/21

Q: Can I use this paint on a galvanized metal stock tank pool?

In The Swim Customer Service

01/12/21

A: You would need #219 Steel Primer made by Kelley Tech. Unfortunately, we do not currently carry the Steel Primer.

PAUL R.

01/08/21

Q: Does this have to be mixed? Or does it come ready to use in each gallon? What is the shelf life of the product once it is opened?

In The Swim Customer Service

01/11/21

A: It does have to be mixed with the catalyst that comes with it. The working life is about one hour.

Alicia

12/08/20

Q: Can this product be used on fiberglass pools?

In The Swim Customer Service

12/08/20

A: Yes. You have to use the Gunite Primer 400181 first. You will also need to prepare the surface by sanding in a straight line with coarse sandpaper to allow for a proper bond. Do not use an orbital sander. Then use a TSP solution. No need to acid wash. Allow surface to dry and you're ready to paint.