The hardener is of lower viscosity and adding this into the mixing container first can be a help as mentioned. Always use an electric drill with a proper mixing tip to ensure a good mix. Adding two containers will also ensure a homogeneous composition. In the case where only one person is handling the application and decanting of smaller quantities is required, please stir the Topcoat Part A separately every time before measuring out with a measuring mug and decanting of the two components in the indicated mix ratio. This might also be necessary where only a small area is left over to be coated and full container quantities will be too much mixed product.

Thank you Ajay, I did send the quote, hope you have received it

@@immortalme111 Recieved thank you

150mm White Mohair is what we use currently. Larger Rollers do not cover well in hollow spots. Painting out of buckets with handles works better for epoxies to obtain a longer pot life and keeping the paint bucket in hand. 150mm Rollers can still fit into buckets.

Hi, use one packet of Bicarbonate of soda in a 20L Bucket of water. Splash the surface with a splash brush, leave for 30 minutes to soak and neutralize acid. Then high pressure wash with garden hose under thumb pressure. Scoop water out and mop up, let dry. Sand surface with p60 sandpaper before applying the epoxy Primer.

Hi Dylan, this is not a problem we experience with our product. Please advise what product and colour did you paint with.

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Based on historical data the expected lifespan before top-coat will thin out and will need a refurbishing coat is 8-10 years provided the water balance is generally kept within specifications. We are operating from Pretoria, South Africa. DIY cost is +/- R 100 - R 110 per square meter.Visit us at www.poolsolutions.co.za for a detailed quote.

Hi Jack, You can visit us at www.poolsolutions.co.za We are situated in Pretoria, South Africa Regards Philip Pool Solutions

Hi Humberto, for the pool surface preparation we grind with Lacas Abrasives P16 Fibre discs, For inter-layer sanding we use general use 60 grit sandpaper

Is it possible to use a smaller roller? 🙄

You just need to basically broom and scoop the loose material out of the pool, no need to be super-dust-free. You may use dry cloth or brush to ensure the sides are free from accessive loose material.

@@immortalme111 thank you one more thing i going from a rubber paint to epoxy on a old concrete pool the sanding disk you use in your other video will they take it to down to the concrete and do they get 'clogged up' frequently

And suffer the staining, the maintenance effort and dull and roughness after a few years, and pay more, yes, why not?

Pool Solutions slightly more expensive but lasts way longer , & looks way better