AquaCoat

A premium two-part epoxy pool painting solution designed to renew and protect your pool with a long-lasting, visually refined finish.

AquaCoat Overview

Revitalise and protect your concrete or fibreglass pool with our premium epoxy pool paint coatings—the ultimate solution for a stunning, long-lasting finish. Designed for superior durability and chemical resistance, this high-performance coating creates a smooth, seamless surface that stands up to UV exposure, algae growth, and harsh pool chemicals.

Choose from a wide range of vibrant colours to transform your pool into a breathtaking oasis while enhancing its lifespan. Epoxy pool paint doesn’t just improve the appearance of your pool—it delivers unmatched wear resistance and added protection against cracks and surface deterioration, ensuring years of worry-free enjoyment.

AquaCoat Key Features

High-Build Epoxy Coating

Forms a tough, seamless protective barrier.

Chlorine & Chemical Resistant

Withstands pool chemicals and saltwater systems.

UV Stable Finish

Designed to resist fading and sun degradation.

Waterproof Protection

Seals and protects concrete and rendered pool surfaces.

Smooth, Easy-Clean Surface

Reduces algae build-up and simplifies maintenance.

Excellent Adhesion

Bonds securely to properly prepared substrates.

Long-Lasting Colour Retention

Maintains a vibrant, consistent finish.

New & Renovation Projects

Ideal for new pools or resurfacing existing ones.

AquaCoat Application Process

Resurfacing Adelaide preparation and application process

Resurfacing Adelaide handles the complete preparation and application process, ensuring a high-quality, long-lasting finish.

Suitable for concrete and rendered pool surfaces.
Surface must be clean, dry, sound, and free of contaminants (oils, dust, algae, old flaking paint).
Any cracks, hollows, or damaged areas must be repaired prior to coating.
Surface preparation should include mechanical profiling (grinding or acid wash as required).
A compatible primer may be required depending on the substrate condition.
Coating must be applied in dry conditions and allowed to fully cure before refilling.