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Understand and Select Compatible Pool Paint

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

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It is critical to use a pool paint that is compatible with any existing paint on the pool surface. For pools previously painted with chlorinated rubber paint, use another chlorinated rubber paint. This type of paint is solvent-based and 'melts' into the previous coating, ensuring excellent adhesion without the need for extensive sanding. If your pool was previously painted with an epoxy-based or water-based paint, you would need to use a compatible paint or remove the old paint entirely (e.g., by sandblasting or walnut blasting) if switching types, as incompatible paints can lead to adhesion issues.

Goal: Choose the correct type of pool paint for optimal adhesion and durability

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pool paint that we're gonna be using is a chlorinated rubber paint. It's going to melt right back into this previous chlorinated rubber paint. So, we don't have to do any sanding to the pool at all. It'll just melt right back in. So, it's a real convenient product to use. But make sure you're using the right product when you're actually painting your pool. This pool was painted previously with a chlorinated rubber paint. And so, we're going to use another chlorinated rubber paint. I got multiple color colors that we're going to actually be painting this pool.

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