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Roll Main Pool Surfaces

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How To Paint A Pool. Painting Pools With Chlorinated Rubber Pool Paint.

What happens here

After cutting in the top edges and steps, apply the main pool color (e.g., Royal Blue) to the remaining large surfaces of the pool walls and floor. Work your way from the top down, rolling the paint evenly. Ensure each section is covered with a thin, consistent coat. This process took approximately 4 hours for a single person to complete, including the different colored steps. Allow for proper drying time between coats if multiple coats are recommended by the manufacturer, but remember that chlorinated rubber paint dries very quickly.

Goal: Apply the primary color to the majority of the pool walls and floor

Tools and materials

  • 5-gallon BucketHolding paint for larger rollers
  • 9-inch Roller CoverApplying paint to large flat surfaces of the pool
  • Extension PoleExtending reach for rolling pool walls and floor
  • Roller FrameHolding the roller covers

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working in my sidewalls. I'm working right along doing my cutins on my sidewalls. And I'm just going to roll my sidewalls now with a 9 in roller 3/8 inch nap. Fill it in. So, I got this pool all rolled now. The one color it's a royal the color is royal blue. And I'm going to be working on the steps now. The steps are going to be painted ocean blue, a different color. So, I'm going to start working on those now.

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