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
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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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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.

PAM W.

11/23/20

Q: I recently bought 8 gallons of epoxy paint from you. I know that the cure time, and the time required before you can fill the pool, depends on the temperature. I plan to let the paint cure for 5 days. I know it would be best to have 5 consecutive rain free days. In my area, rain seems to be in the forecast for the next two weeks. I had rather not wait two weeks, or longer, for the weather to be rain free. Would it be okay if the paint cured for a day or two, and then got rained on? If that would not be okay, would it be okay after painting, if I covered the pool with plastic for the 5 day cure time?

In The Swim Customer Service

11/23/20

A: If there is rain during the curing time, remove any standing water after the rain has stopped. If it only rains a little, you should be okay – you do not want to the rainwater creating puddles. Use a sponge and leaf blower to dry the pool. If the rain lasts more than an hour or two, add a day to the cure time. After the cure time, fill the pool without stopping until the pool is full.

The difficulty with using plastic is keeping the paint off it and keeping the wind from blowing the plastic around.

Mark M.

10/24/20

Q: I bought a gallon from you 6 months or so ago and covered 4 14” diameter concrete seats in my pool.
3 have worked out very well but one of them the paint split in several places. I took what I had left over and added another coat.
This too split in 4 places. Perhaps I should have peeled it all off and started over as I had plenty of paint. I do not need another gallon as I only need to do less than 2 sq feet and it finished up about 3/16” in depth. Is there any way I can purchase less than a gallon to finish this project? Any advice would be appreciated it. Mark Maund, Lago Vista, Texas. Color was A7210 Pool Blue.