In The Swim White Super Poxy Shield - Epoxy-Base, High Gloss, Swimming Pool Paint - Long Lasting Stain Resistant - 1 Gallon (Old Packaging)

we had to redo our whole pool this spring and used this product and it worked amazingly well and it looks beautiful

Paint lasts for 1 year

Everyone, ok maybe not EVERYONE, has commented about the can being dented. They're only giving you part of the story. I'm pretty old so I've seen a lot of crap. But this is OLYMPIC level crap! I cannot believe that the can had no leaks.Funny, the box had no dents, so someone obviously boxed that unit up in that condition.The paint? Seems pretty good so far. It goes on thick, tho it can be thinned. I wanted it thick because I have only two small stairs on my pool. Hope it lasts a long time.***. OK, 3 days later and so far, I am thrilled with the paint. It was starting to get tacky after an hour so you must work quickly. 24 hours later it was dry to the touch and looks GREAT. I used gloss white on my fiberglass pool steps that were full of blisters. I ground them down and then covered with Polyester resin and fiberglass. This was a monumental pain in the ass.

We used this product after using its companion primer to refinish our fiberglass pool cap. High shine, thick and sturdy. Exactly what we needed. We rollered it on. We had no issues finishing before the product hardened. Our efforts were concluded in about 1.5 hours. You need to let the product set up for 15+ minutes before using. A small 4-6" roller with tight nap worked best for us. We also wet sanded the primer lightly before applying this top gel coat. Very satisfied. Pool cap looks great and all our UV and age hairline cracks in the fiberglass shell are gone/repaired. Just follow the instructions on the can, mix well with a drill and mixing wand (in a separate bucket) and you will do very well. Note. The longest part of the job was taping around the pool. Its all about the prep work.

This is by far the worst pool paint I have ever worked with. I would highly recommend warming the A and B pales before you mix them. This rolled on extremely thick and tacky. Most epoxy based pool paints I have worked with over the last 20 years have been much thinner and dried quickly. This was incredibly tacky even up to 8 hours after I applied the first coat. I ended up with a pool littered with pine needles and bugs impregnated into the paint.Even after allowing it several days to cure, it still had a feel like rubberized paint does. Additionally, it was already staining in a few spots. Looks like I will be spending next spring power washing this crap off and applying a new brand.

I have an old in ground fiberglass lined whirlpool at work. I knew I had to get it resurfaced because of wear on the floor. I didn't realise how bad the damage was till I drained it and looked real hard at the surfaces.I looked around for an economic option because my pool service company quoted me $3000 to resurface... OH hell NO was my response.I followed the manufacturer instructions, making basic repairs, priming and wait times... to the letter.What a difference. It looks perfect and has a wonderful glossy white shine.In this one instance I was glad we had the pool and spa room closed for the pandemic. I now have a LIKE NEW resurfaced whirlpool... I just have to wait to re-open the pool and whirlpool... damn pandemic.I only needed one gallon... worth every penny

After mixing a gallon of primer and wasting over half of it because of the small quantity I needed for my pool steps, I mixed only half of the gallon of paint and had enough to paint my pools steps, diving board base and top aluminum pool ring. I'll try to mix the remaining paint and use it on my next project. The manufacturer should sell the product in smaller quantities.

We used this for our stock tank! Be quick about painting it on since it dries so quickly. Super convenient for stock tank!