Kelley Technical Coatings Olympic Zeron - Bikini Blue - two-part epoxy

Clean & Prep most important! I used TSP cleaner, then Denatured Alcohol. Used a 4" smooth roller dipped right out of can. Great Product! Remember, after mixing both parts, you have an hour to paint it on. Later, I'm putting in some light blue glass tile to finish off the look. This Spa Shell is from the 80's, saved me $ thousands . Pics are before and after! Looks brand new! Chuck S. Retired Contractor

I am a Contractor with a 70,000 gallon pool. Ventilation is imperative for epoxy. NIce smelling water paint is garbage that won't stick.Try the latex if you can't intelligently protect yourself with active measures. Preparation is everything. Power mixing for time specified means power mixed for time specified.. No more that 48 hrs. between coats otherwise sand whole thing. Induction time is imperative. 30 minutes if in doubt of temperature of paint . Take pic of instructions on can and zoom up. Read and reread. I use a non contact thermometer for situational awareness for application, mindful of avoiding the sun until their superb black epoxy dura seal or other epoxy paint sets overnight and turns into a tile glaze like finish. Be sure to cast sand on walking surfaces ( it will pop off leaving behind a fossilized good traction surface) or you will be sorry. Their Epoxy paint is no question the best on the market and most economical in the long run. Update one year later: No peeling whatsoever, fantastic bond! I don’t know who the clown was that installed the reflecting pool in Washington, but they didn’t know a damn thing and for sure they didn’t do their due diligence! .

I recently used Olympic Pool Paint Epoxy Pool Paint in the Viking Blue color, and I couldn't be happier with how it turned out. In my opinion, Viking Blue is one of the best pool colors available—it gives the water a beautiful, rich blue appearance that really stands out. The paint went on smoothly and provided excellent coverage. That said, I highly recommend applying two coats of epoxy primer followed by two coats of epoxy paint. Taking the extra time to do the full system is well worth it for the best finish and durability. So far, the results look amazing, and the finish is smooth, vibrant, and professional-looking. Time will tell how well it holds up over the years, but based on my experience so far, I have high hopes for its long-term performance. If you're considering an epoxy pool paint, I would definitely recommend giving Olympic Pool Paint in Viking Blue a look.

The product itself is great. 5 stars! Shipping/fulfillment 1star. I ordered 10 and only got 8. It didn’t go well when I told the customer I had to wait 2 more days.

Paints on beautiful! So easy to use. Restores and refreshes for an exceptional finish! The Bikini Blue makes you summer ready! Would definitely purchase again.

This worked out great, we repainted our pool this year instead of refinishing it. Downside we ordered more than we needed per recommendations and could not return extra product. We did have a few chips in the paint but I think it’s because of our plaster that is chipped and sharp.

It’s great pool paint I like the way it goes on way it looks. It feels really good. It’s the best pool paint that I have ever used. I’m extremely happy with it and I will continue to buy this paint.

These pool paints are highly recommended! They were applied to a pool that was painted over 20 years ago and the 4 gallons were able to make it look absolutely beautiful. The quality of this paint is amazing.