Scrape Loose Paint and Thoroughly Clean Surfaces
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How To Paint A Pool. Painting Pools With Chlorinated Rubber Pool Paint.
What happens here
Inspect the pool surfaces for any previous paint that is peeling, bubbling, or loose. Use a 5-in-1 painter's tool (or a similar scraping tool) to aggressively scrape off all the loose paint. The goal is to remove any compromised paint, ensuring a stable surface for the new coat. Afterward, use a shop-vac to remove all scraped paint chips and fine debris from the pool, then wipe down the entire surface with clean rags to ensure it is dust-free and ready for painting.
Goal: Remove all peeling paint and clean the pool surface for optimal paint adhesion
Tools and materials
- 5-in-1 Painter's Tool — Scraping off old, peeling paint
- Rags — Wiping down pool surfaces to remove fine dust and residue
- Shop-Vac — Vacuuming up paint chips, leaves, and other debris
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