aquamax
Aquamax is a specialized coating designed to protect and beautify swimming pools. It provides a durable, long-lasting finish that resists fading, cracking, and peeling. Available in a variety of colors, Aquamax can help enhance the aesthetic appeal of your pool while safeguarding its surface from the harsh effects of chemicals, sunlight, and algae.
not just a pool paint
Aquamax is a revolutionary water-based epoxy coating that is redefining the way we protect and beautify swimming pools. Unlike traditional swimming pool paints, Aquamax is crafted to outperform standard paint options. This innovative pool coating boasts enhanced durability and longevity, ensuring your pool remains vibrant and protected for years to come.
It is a water-based epoxy coating that provides durability, abrasion resistance, and high chemical resistance, ensuring longevity even in demanding pool environments. It is an easy to apply, three-coat process with versatile color options, and a semi-gloss finish. Aquamax is the perfect choice for pool owners looking to revitalize their pool without the mess and expense of replastering.
epoxy coatings
Coating a pool is not as simple as rolling on a new coat. Preparation is key!
- Repair of delaminations
- Removing loose coatings/paint
- Surface cleaning
- Surface profile and texture
- Masking of adjoining areas
- Proper application per manufacturer's specifications
Pros and Cons of Coating a pool with aquamax
- (Pro) High quality coating, engineered for long life.
- (Pro) The process is generally less expensive than re-plastering or ecoFinish.
- (Pro) Coating appearance is very "clean" and even.
- (Pro) Startup is very quick as compared to new plaster.
- (Pro) Because the surface is impervious to water, it generally uses less chemicals to maintain the pool.
- (Con) The new finish is only as sound as the most sound previous layer. If one of the previous layers fails for whatever reason, the new finish will be at risk of doing so. This is why the preparation process is critical
- (Con) Cracks, divots and other surface imperfections can be visible through any coating.
