9 best in the swim pool paints

Product description

EASY-TO-USE SMART TALKING GOLF GPS The GolfBuddy VoiceX of the best-selling Voice models includes a technology to update the course data automatically and wirelessly through OTA(Over the Air) transmission. Wirelessly synchronize courses via Bluetooth with smartphone app Simple audio distance measuring deviceDistances to front/center/back of the greenNew sharp and erogonomic designDistances to hazards and targetsLarger display for easier readability Automatic course and hole recognitionPreloaded with over 38,000 courses worldwide with free updates Dynamic green view and distance readings from the golfer’s positionShot distance measurementMale/Female voice optionsGPS Tracking in golf and outdoor modeRechargable battery- Up to 11 hours in Golf modeWater resistant

• Handheld voice golf GPS
• Wirelessly synchronize courses via Bluetooth with smartphone app

User questions & answers

Question:	do you have to pay for courses or membership
Answer:	In the instructions it says you can put chemicals in it.
Question:	it never connects to gps or courses
Answer:	Not with the current configuration. There is a safety relief valve that 'vents' when the pressure gets above 90psi. If you were to defeat the safety relief valve, buy removing it and replacing the inlet valve without the presure relief, you could go above 90psi. But, at that point, you have just voided the safety design of the container. Higher pressures will eventually cause the container to yield (fail) and now you have a life-threatening situation - think shrapnel tearing through your body parts. If you want something with higher pressure capability, look for another container that is designed, tested, and has the proper safety feature. Otherwise, you, or someone else may become a Darwin Award nominee.
Question:	does this unit require a service for operation or is it free to use anywhere
Answer:	You fill it with your own air from a compressor so the psi is whatever you set it to. I set mine to 125 lbs/in. I don't use it much because it runs out of air very fast and filling it takes more time than it is worth. I just by the arisol cans for a few bucks and they last at least 12 times as much as this when it's filled.
Question:	is this really over 9” x 9” and the black one that looks the same is
Answer:	A place I work bought a set that refilled through the bottom... you got a 5-6 second burst from them and that was it, they were spent. So unlike CO2 dusters that have compressed liquid inside them that converts to gas with release the refillables are pure human breathable air, so very weak compression in this. Now... if you wanna haul a Scuba tank around.. thats a different story! You can go quite far with that! CO2's don't use chemicals to create pressure. its a natural function of compressed liquid to gaseous state change.

• Winner of four-straight Golf Digest Editor’s Choice Awards for “Best Game Analyzer, ” Arccos Caddie is golf’s first and only fully-automatic performance tracking system. It features 14 sensors, one for every club in your bag.
• Access to the award winning Arccos Caddie app, golf’s Smartest Caddie.
• Automatic shot tracking, hands-free fully automatic data capture.
• A. I. Powered GPS Rangefinder, first-ever rangefinder that adjusts in real-time for wind (including gusts), elevation, temperature, humidity and altitude providing the most precise yardage in the game the Arccos Caddie Number.
• Personalized Caddie Advice that leverages A. I. to provide you with your optimal strategy.
• Smart Distance Club Averages, know how far to actually hit all your clubs so you select the right one for every shot.
• Strokes Gained Analytics with personalized insights using A.I. to highlight strengths and weaknesses and guide your practice & equipment choices
• Arccos Caddie Smart Sensors include the first year’s membership to the Arccos Caddie app

User questions & answers

Question:	Does this give you any features while your on the range or is it strictly for round play
Answer:	Arccos does not currently have the ability to track your shots or the distance of shots hit on the driving range. Arccos uses the GPS capabilities in your smartphone to track your shots while playing a hole on the golf course.
Question:	What is different about this from the 360 version
Answer:	We have rebranded the Arccos 360 product to Arccos Caddie Smart Sensors and have updated our packaging to reflect that change. The sensor technology remains the same.
Question:	How does Arccos differentiate between a practice swing and a real swing
Answer:	Arccos Caddie Smart Sensors will only register the last swing at any given location, allowing you to take as many practice swings as you need.
Question:	Can the batteries be replaced
Answer:	https://arccos.support.arccosgolf.com/customer/en/portal/articles/1750247--%E2%96%B8-changing-batteries-in-1st-generation-bluetooth-sensors

Product description

We’ve got your game with the Approach® G12 golf rangefinder. Clip the thin GPS device to your pocket, or use the lanyard loop to mount it on a golf bag, to see distances to the green at a glance — for up to 30 hours on a single charge. Use big-numbers mode to display accurate yardage measurements to the front, back and middle of the green. See positions of the hazards and doglegs on a hole, so you can find the best way to navigate each shot. This rangefinder comes preloaded with more than 42,000 courses worldwide and gets wireless course updates (when paired with a compatible smartphone), so you can easily play your favorites. Pair with Approach CT10 club tracking sensors (sold separately) to automatically track your shots. Your shot data, scores and stats will be automatically uploaded to the Garmin Golf™ app (when paired with a compatible smartphone), so you can see your game, participate in weekly leaderboards and more.

• Mount the compact GPS golf rangefinder anywhere using the built-in clip and lanyard loop
• View yardages to the front, back and middle of the green, as well as hazards and doglegs
• Choose from more than 42,000 preloaded courses worldwide, featuring wireless course updates (when paired with a compatible smartphone)
• Easily keep score on the course and upload directly to the Garmin Golf app (when paired with a compatible smartphone) to participate in weekly leaderboards
• Green View display shows shape of the green with manual pin placements
• Pair with Approach CT10 club tracking sensors (sold separately) for automatic game tracking and uploads to the Garmin Golf app (when paired with a compatible smartphone)
• Durable device is IPX7 water-resistant so you can keep playing, even in the rain
• Long-running, rechargeable battery delivers up to 30 hours of battery life in GPS mode

• Lightweight GPS watch
• F/M/B green & hazard distances
• 36,000+ preloaded courses
• Measures the last shot distance
• Daylight readable color screen

User questions & answers

Question:	Does it have the 16 tracking tags
Answer:	It is grey color
Question:	does the watch come with club sensors
Answer:	Sorry I don’t know that. My son 6-7yr
Question:	Does it have score-keeping capabilities
Answer:	They are deep enough to almost fit your whole adult hand in there; i got the largest size. These are comfortable but the fabric is not durable. After the first wear there were tiny wholes along the butt seam.
Question:	is this the new "V3" version. It is listed as the G3 on your site
Answer:	No lining but it is not a comfort issue as they are very soft inside and out.

Product features

Shot Scope G3 GPS watch

Includes: Shot Scope G3 watch, 1 x clip charger, free user account and mobile apps.

Shot Scope G3 is a highly accurate GPS watch with distances to greens available in yards or meters. G3 provides GPS distances to the front and back of hazards, allowing a strategy to be formed for the hole. Shot Scope G3 comes preloaded with over 36,000 courses worldwide and free firmware updates. A daylight readable color screen and easy to navigate buttons, make G3 easy to use while golfing. Shot Scope G3 is one of the lightest GPS watches on the market.

F/M/B GPS distances

Using the latest GPS technology, G3 provides extremely accurate yardages to greens.

Bunker and water hazards

G3 displays distances to the front and carry distance for every bunker and water hazard.

Wear as an everyday watch

G3 is one of the lightest and smallest GPS watches on the market and can be worn as an every day watch.

36,000+ preloaded courses

G3 comes preloaded with over 36,000 courses worldwide and free course updates.

Superior Course Mapping

All of our course maps are mapped to the highest standards and are updated regularly. Owning our course mapping facilitates our Dynamic Yardages and ensures updates are quickly processed with a turnaround of 48 hours. There is no additional cost to play courses abroad. All courses are included for free. If you can’t find a course, the team will get it added for you. No subscription costs!

• GPS watch with Automatic Performance Tracking
• Strokes Gained analytics platform included
• Daylight readable color screen
• F/M/B green & hazard distances
• 36,000+ preloaded courses

User questions & answers

Question:	How long is the wristband
Answer:	Hello, thanks for your question, here is the information you need: EASY-TO-USE: Lightweight, all-in-one wearable device is easy to use with no equipment to install. On the most reliable 4G LTE network, it works at home or across the country. FASTEST CALL RESPONSE TIME: Speak with IAED-certified 5Star Agents directly via an amplified two-way speaker on the emergency alert device. NO LONG-TERM CONTRACTS and no cancellation fees. Plans as low as $ 24.99 / month with your first month free. FALL DETECTION automatically senses a fall when worn with the Fall Detection lanyard and calls for help. Available with the Ultimate Plan. EXCLUSIVE DISCOUNT FOR AARP MEMBERS: Save up to $ 60 a year in savings on the Preferred or Ultimate plans. God bless your night.
Question:	Got the shotscope v3 for christmas and didnt come with tracker tags. can i buy them now and it'll work? or the cheaper version isn't compatible
Answer:	No they will not sell new batteries only new devices. We are on the 3 rd one last about a year to a year and half. But my mama uses her all the time in showers.
Question:	Are the bands replacable
Answer:	Use the online form to detail all medications, Allergies, car license plate number, Make, model color and more - Go to Greatcall.com - you can also add individuals that you want a message to be sent in case the button is pushed. The best is the week in review message sent regarding the activities of the use within that weeks time
Question:	Can you load a course not included in the pre-loaded courses
Answer:	Pressing the call button will connect with the monitoring service. They can communicate with the wearer through the device, much like a cellphone. When you set up your account and personal information and preferences you can add contact information for friends/relatives. The service can call one of those instead of emergency services if the wearer so requests.

Product features

Shot Scope V3

Includes: Shot Scope V3 watch, 16 x tracking tags, 1 x clip charger, free user account and mobile apps

Shot Scope V3 is an advanced GPS watch with automatic shot tracking and statistics platform. Packed with features, the GPS watch is lightweight, stylish, and can be worn off the course as an everyday watch. The new Power-Sense strap ensures every shot is recorded automatically while you play, with GPS distances and hazards clearly visible on the daylight readable color screen. Over 36,000 preloaded courses worldwide and there are no additional costs or subscriptions, making Shot Scope V3 one of the most desirable GPS watches on the market.

F/M/B GPS distances

Using the latest GPS technology V3 provides highly accurate yardages to greens, available in yards or metres.

Distances to bunker and water hazards

V3 displays the front and carry distance for every bunker and water hazard.

PinCollect Technology

Use PinCollect to mark the location of the pin when playing to produce detailed and accurate statistics on approach play, short game and putting.

36,000+ preloaded courses

V3 comes preloaded with over 36,000 courses worldwide and free updates.

Shot Scope Statistics and Strokes Gained

The free Shot Scope mobile apps (iOS and Android) provide a great summary of key statistics about your game. Ideal for a quick analysis of your Club distances, Tee Shots, Approaches, Short Game and Putting stats post round. See every shot plotted on a map of the course and show off long drives to friends in the clubhouse afterwards. Also view how each facet of your game compares against Tour Players using our Strokes Gained analytic platform on our mobile apps.

Shot Scope provide free mobile app updates, with no subscription costs to ensure Shot Scope users can continually benefit from product enhancements.

• Ideal for use on Plaster, Gunite, Concrete, and Fiberglass gel-coat surfaces
• A single application can last up to 7 - 8 years
• Delivers a stain-resistant, tile like finish
• Please Note: Epoxy Primer is required for new applications
• Coverage: 125 - 150 sq ft per gallon on average

User questions & answers

Question:	My pool has several coats of epoxy paint already. Can I apply this paint directly or do I need to prime the surface first
Answer:	I sanded all suspicious areas then painted. It’ s been a year with no problems whatsoever
Question:	Do i mix in sand with to the Primer or Paint for the steps
Answer:	no
Question:	Would you recommend to remove all the epoxy paint from the pool, sand it, clean the surface and then paint it or to paint on top of the old paint
Answer:	For best results, the surface should be clean. I used a power sprayer to chip off the old paint and then filled in any dimples. Sand to ensure smooth continuity. Remember, you will have people walking on this surface, plus you want it to last. Good luck!
Question:	How to prep surface
Answer:	Pool ready paint ?.....sand all walls wash with phosphate solution le dryin for 1 hot day and paint (primer and coat) let drying for 4 to 5 daysPlaster pool ?.....patch all holes and sand all walls wash with phosphate solution le dryin for 1 hot day and paint (good primer and coat) let drying for 4 to 5 days

Product features

In The Swim Super Poxy Shield Epoxy-Base Swimming Pool Paint

In The Swim Super Poxy Shield pool paint is the highest-quality epoxy pool coating available. A single coat lasts up to 8 years. If you are painting a bare surface, please make sure you prime the surface before rolling the Super Poxy Shield. Super Poxy Shield over an Epoxy Primer will deliver a stain-resistant, tile-like finish on the pools interior. Due to the tile-like finish, we suggest sprinkling sand on the coating before it dries for steps, shallow areas and wading pools. This will make these areas slip-resistant. Start rolling paint with the walls of the pool first and finish with the floor last. Coverage: Approximately 125 - 150 square feet average per gallon. Should be applied liberally using a 1/2" nap roller cover. Pot Life: 30 minutes at 85°F and above.

Curing Time

Curing time will vary depending on the outside ambient air temperature. If the outside ambient air temperature is 60 - 65° F cure time will be 6 days. For every 5° F lift in outside ambient air temperature that will cut a day off of the cure time.

Determine Area Size

Determining the square foot of the area you are going to paint is important. This will help you figure out how many gallons of paint are needed to complete the job. It’s important to take the surface porosity and smoothness into account. When looking at how much paint you should purchase. Start by measuring the length and width of the area. Once you have those measurements plug them into the formulas below. Divide that number by the coverage square foot of the paint you are wanting to use. That will give you the number of gallons that you should purchase. Remember to look and see if the paint requires single or multiple coats and if it needs a primer.

Drain Water

Now that you have selected the paint type and know the square footage of the interior, it’s time to drain the pool. Rent or purchase a submersible pump. As soon as the outside ambient air temperature drops below 85° F. Check the local code for where pool water can be drained and start pumping. If the outside ambient air temperature is above 85° F stop draining the pool. At these elevated temperatures, the interior surface can crack and lose its structural integrity. While the pool is draining, remember that you can start to prepare the pool for paint.

Prepare for Paint

Now that the pool has been drained, you can start to prep the interior for paint. Start by removing the perimeter return jets, pool/spa light, main drain covers, aerator fittings and any other item you don’t want painted. Using painters tape, carefully tape off all the tile line, step/bench tiles, return lines, and skimmer mouth. Once you have everything taped off it’s time to prime.

Primer Coat

Now that the pool has been drained and taped, it’s time to prime. Remember not all types of paint use a primer. So if you have paint that doesn’t use a primer, skip to the painting step. Roll the primer onto the interior surface of the pool using a 9” roller with a ½” nap, starting with the walls and ending with the floor. Once you’ve completed priming allow the prime to cure for 24 - 48 hours. Then it’s time to paint.

Painting Interior

The pool has now been drained, taped, and primed. It’s time for paint. The type of paint you choose will determine the number of coats. Start painting the walls first and finish with the floor. If the paint you are using requires a time period in between coats, make sure you take that time. It will allow the paint to cure and harden increasing its chemical resistance and life span. It is suggested for steps, shallow areas and wading pools, sprinkle sand on the coating before it dries to make the area slip-resistant.

Fill and Balance

Now that the pool is painted and the paint has cured, it’s time to fill the pool and balance the water. Depending on your area you may need to order a water truck to deliver. If you have a garden hose available, toss it in. The average pool should take anywhere from 36 - 48 hours to fill. Once the pool is full allow the fresh water to circulate for 3 - 4 hours. After the circulation period it’s time to complete the first water test of many on the new water. Make sure to test the water weekly to maintain proper water balance and overall pool health.

• Designed to be used as an upgrade for previously painted rubber-base finishes
• Self Priming two coats suggested for initial application
• Yielding a 3 year average life
• Applied with a paint roller
• Coverage : 250 square feet per gallon on average

User questions & answers

Question:	Will this work on a fiberglass tub
Answer:	The hose ends are the same. Depending on what/how you attach it will determine if it is male or female. For example when connected to the vaccum it is female because the vacuum terminal is smaller and inserted inside the hose, however at the skimmer (on my pool) the terminal is male as it is inserted into the pipe. I hope that is clear.
Question:	Can you paint wood with this
Answer:	No
Question:	Will this paint adhere to a metal tub
Answer:	I am not sure-it has one end for vac hose about 1 3/4” before it bezels wider. The other end is smooth for 2”.
Question:	We have rubber coping around our in ground pool that needs painted. Can I use this paint
Answer:	No it does not. It has ribs on each end that cause it to fit tightly in each hose end.

Product features

In The Swim CRC Pro-Series Chlorinated Rubber-Base Pool Paint

In The Swim CRC Pro-Series Chlorinated Rubber-Base Pool Paint is a self-priming paint designed as a re-coat for existing rubber-base finishes. If re-coating an existing interior, one coat is suggested. A second coat may be required on unpainted or porous surfaces. Chlorinated Rubber-Base Pool Paint has excellent chemical resistance and color retention, allowing the paint to last 3 years on average. Coverage: 250 square feet per gallon on average. This product should be applied with a 9" roller equipped with a 3/8" nap. Pot Life: Indefinite as long as it is properly sealed. Allow to cure 4 - 6 hours in between coats. Cure 10 days minimum before filling.

Determine Area Size

Determining the square foot of the area you are going to paint is important. This will help you figure out how many gallons of paint are needed to complete the job. It’s important to take the surface porosity and smoothness into account. When looking at how much paint you should purchase. Start by measuring the length and width of the area. Once you have those measurements plug them into the formulas below. Divide that number by the coverage square foot of the paint you are wanting to use. That will give you the number of gallons that you should purchase. Remember to look and see if the paint requires single or multiple coats and if it needs a primer.

Drain Water

Now that you have selected the paint type and know the square footage of the interior, it’s time to drain the pool. Rent or purchase a submersible pump. As soon as the outside ambient air temperature drops below 85° F. Check the local code for where pool water can be drained and start pumping. If the outside ambient air temperature is above 85° F stop draining the pool. At these elevated temperatures, the interior surface can crack and lose its structural integrity. While the pool is draining, remember that you can start to prepare the pool for paint.

Prepare for Paint

Now that the pool has been drained, you can start to prep the interior for paint. Start by removing the perimeter return jets, pool/spa light, main drain covers, aerator fittings and any other item you don’t want painted. Using painters tape, carefully tape off all the tile line, step/bench tiles, return lines, and skimmer mouth. Once you have everything taped off it’s time to prime.

Primer Coat

Now that the pool has been drained and taped, it’s time to prime. Remember not all types of paint use a primer. So if you have paint that doesn’t use a primer, skip to the painting step. Roll the primer onto the interior surface of the pool using a 9” roller with a ½” nap, starting with the walls and ending with the floor. Once you’ve completed priming allow the prime to cure for 24 - 48 hours. Then it’s time to paint.

Painting Interior

The pool has now been drained, taped, and primed. It’s time for paint. The type of paint you choose will determine the number of coats. Start painting the walls first and finish with the floor. If the paint you are using requires a time period in between coats, make sure you take that time. It will allow the paint to cure and harden increasing its chemical resistance and life span. It is suggested for steps, shallow areas and wading pools, sprinkle sand on the coating before it dries to make the area slip-resistant.

Fill and Balance

Now that the pool is painted and the paint has cured, it’s time to fill the pool and balance the water. Depending on your area you may need to order a water truck to deliver. If you have a garden hose available, toss it in. The average pool should take anywhere from 36 - 48 hours to fill. Once the pool is full allow the fresh water to circulate for 3 - 4 hours. After the circulation period it’s time to complete the first water test of many on the new water. Make sure to test the water weekly to maintain proper water balance and overall pool health.

• Seals and preps pool interior for paint
• Thoroughly clean pool surface with surface cleaner before applying
• Required for resurfacing smooth plaster, smooth concrete or fiberglass gel-coat pools
• Epoxy Prime can be applied to damp surfaces
• Coverage: 200 - 250 sq ft per gallon on average

User questions & answers

Question:	what is the drying time
Answer:	Working time an hour. Use pool in 3 days. Temp of room 65. Effects time of drying. Great product.
Question:	is this to prep prior to epoxy base pool paint? The water base epoxy primer is why I ask the question. Paint is not water base I assume
Answer:	Yes, the primer is before the epoxy base pool paint. It really is necessary if you want the finished job to look professional.
Question:	Can you apply paint after the primer is on after a week
Answer:	I would think so. We added ours after 2 or 3 days. I would brush off any debris to make sure it’s clean
Question:	Can any type of concrete or masonry paint be used ontop of this primer
Answer:	Not sure. I just used the primer and paint as a combo to keep it simple.

Product features

In The Swim Epoxy Primer for Epoxy-Base Swimming Pool Paints

In The Swim Epoxy Primer is for use on uncoated concrete or plaster interiors. Epoxy primer soaks into the interior surface sealing and provides a surface for the epoxy paint to adhere too. Epoxy Primer can be used on damp surfaces. This will cut prep time allowing the pool to be prepped and primed in one day. It is not suggested to use the Epoxy Primer over an existing coating. In The Swim Epoxy Primer should be applied with a roller. Coverage: 200 - 250 sq ft per gallon on average. Apply this product liberally using a 1/2" nap roller cover. Pot Life: 2 hours at 90° F. Curing Time before rolling Super Poxy Shield 24 - 48 hours.

Determine Area Size

Determining the square foot of the area you are going to paint is important. This will help you figure out how many gallons of paint are needed to complete the job. It’s important to take the surface porosity and smoothness into account. When looking at how much paint you should purchase. Start by measuring the length and width of the area. Once you have those measurements plug them into the formulas below. Divide that number by the coverage square foot of the paint you are wanting to use. That will give you the number of gallons that you should purchase. Remember to look and see if the paint requires single or multiple coats and if it needs a primer.

Drain Water

Now that you have selected the paint type and know the square footage of the interior, it’s time to drain the pool. Rent or purchase a submersible pump. As soon as the outside ambient air temperature drops below 85° F. Check the local code for where pool water can be drained and start pumping. If the outside ambient air temperature is above 85° F stop draining the pool. At these elevated temperatures, the interior surface can crack and lose its structural integrity. While the pool is draining, remember that you can start to prepare the pool for paint.

Prepare for Paint

Now that the pool has been drained, you can start to prep the interior for paint. Start by removing the perimeter return jets, pool/spa light, main drain covers, aerator fittings and any other item you don’t want painted. Using painters tape, carefully tape off all the tile line, step/bench tiles, return lines, and skimmer mouth. Once you have everything taped off it’s time to prime.

Primer Coat

Now that the pool has been drained and taped, it’s time to prime. Remember not all types of paint use a primer. So if you have paint that doesn’t use a primer, skip to the painting step. Roll the primer onto the interior surface of the pool using a 9” roller with a ½” nap, starting with the walls and ending with the floor. Once you’ve completed priming allow the prime to cure for 24 - 48 hours. Then it’s time to paint.

Painting Interior

The pool has now been drained, taped, and primed. It’s time for paint. The type of paint you choose will determine the number of coats. Start painting the walls first and finish with the floor. If the paint you are using requires a time period in between coats, make sure you take that time. It will allow the paint to cure and harden increasing its chemical resistance and life span. It is suggested for steps, shallow areas and wading pools, sprinkle sand on the coating before it dries to make the area slip-resistant.

Fill and Balance

Now that the pool is painted and the paint has cured, it’s time to fill the pool and balance the water. Depending on your area you may need to order a water truck to deliver. If you have a garden hose available, toss it in. The average pool should take anywhere from 36 - 48 hours to fill. Once the pool is full allow the fresh water to circulate for 3 - 4 hours. After the circulation period it’s time to complete the first water test of many on the new water. Make sure to test the water weekly to maintain proper water balance and overall pool health.

Product description

Waterborne Swimming Pool Paint is a low-VOC coating that dries quickly for recoating, and withstands continuous submersion in fresh or salt water. Use Waterborne Swimming Pool Paint over most types of properly prepared existing pool paints, as well as bare concrete or plaster, marcite, gunite, and other masonry surfaces in sound condition.

• Ocean Blue Waterborne acrylic emulsion swimming pool paint.
• Use with fresh or saltwater swimming pools.
• Quick-drying acrylic swimming pool paint.
• Lasting color and protection in black, white, aquamarine, royal blue, and ocean blue pool paint.
• Can be applied over most types of properly prepared existing pool paints.
• Ideal for bare concrete, marcite, gunite & pools made of other masonry.
• Before painting, review the INSL-X Waterborne Pool Painting Guide for proper preparation and application tips.

User questions & answers

Question:	Do you have a paint that could used to paint a fiberglass shower pan (indoor shower
Answer:	Hello, we do not offer a product for this application.
Question:	What is the ideal temperature to apply the paint
Answer:	Hello, apply when material, air and surface temperatures are between 50 °F and 90 °F (10 °C to 32.2 °C) ideally 77°F, 25°C @50% RH • Always apply two (2) coats of paint at the recommended spread rate • Avoid painting in direct sunlight or when rain is forecast within 3 days. Do not paint if surface temperature is within 5 degrees of the dew point.
Question:	Can these colors be mixed? Was wanting to soften the Ocean Blue by blending it 50-50 with the white, to make it a more powdery blue
Answer:	Yes, you can certainly mix these colors together to come up with something new. It would be best to mix these in the largest container you can find such as a 5 gallon pail or larger. This ensures color uniformity throughout the pool by not having to mix additional kits which may end up having slight variances.
Question:	How long after painting must one wait before filling the pool
Answer:	I live in an area where a hot day is about 70-75 degrees . After painting my pond, (2 coats) I waited 7 days before putting water in it. NO PROBLEMS..

Product features

In The Swim Patio and Deck Paint

In The Swim Patio and Deck Paint is a water-based acrylic non-slip concrete deck coating. Patio and Deck Paint can be applied to damp surfaces, cutting the time between site preparation and roller painting. First time applications will require a minimum two coats depending on surface porosity. Patio and Deck Paint should be applied with a 1/2" nap roller on smooth surfaces. Use a 3/4" nap roller cover on rougher surfaces. Coverage: 90 - 125 sq ft per gallon on average. If the outside ambient air temperature if above 80°F, wait 4 hours between coats. Curing time: Before foot traffic is 24 - 48 hours depending on the outside ambient air temperature.

Determine Area Size

Determining the square foot of the area you are coating is important. This will help you figure out how many gallons of paint are needed to complete the job. It’s important to take the surface porosity and smoothness into account when deciding how much paint to purchase. Start by measuring the length and width of the area. Once you have those measurements plug them into the formulas below. Divide that number by the coverage square foot of the coating you are wanting to use. That will give you the number of gallons that you should purchase. Remember to look and see if the paint requires a single or multiple coats and if it needs a primer.

Prepare the Surface

When preparing a surface for a coating of any kind it is important to clean the area. Start by sweeping, scraping, and scrubbing the area removing any loose debris. Then hose and scrub the surface with tri-sodium phosphate 10% solution. The solution will degrease and rid the surface of any unwanted contaminants. We suggest on smooth surfaces to do a light acid wash to etch the surface. The etching will allow the paint to adhere to the surface firmly. Hose and scrub the area again with the tri-sodium phosphate 10% solution. Hose completely clean. This will remove additional debris and neutralize the acid. Allow the surface to dry with no puddles or standing water.

First and Second Coats

In The Swim Patio and Deck Paint should be applied to a damp surface with no standing water. Use a 1/2" nap roller on smooth surfaces. Use a 3/4" nap roller on rough surfaces. Roll on the first coat of paint allow a minimum of 4 hours before starting the second coat. After the 4 hour wait you are clear to roll the second coat. Wait 24 - 48 hour before the area can take heavy traffic. Coverage: 90 - 125 sq ft per gallon on average.