A DIY pool in Perth with pool paint in colour Ocean Floor
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Every now and then we get the unusual request - here is a pool in green. It turned out really well and suits the location to a \"T\".
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Chamois provides a unique combination and gives results dependent on sky and vegetation nearby. Here is a fibreglass pool in a tropical garden setting in NT. The strong "beige" colour changes dramatically when pool full as you can see in the picture. In fact we can make any desirable colour you specify.
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What happens when 250,000 people walk over the surface in 5 years. Well, new coating withstands the wear and tear very well. It was worn off some rough concrete surfaces. The owners were so impressed after 5 years, (they expected 3 years max) that they went with our paint again. A sand blast to smooth up the previously rough concrete surface, 2 coats and back in business for another 5 or more years.
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A private pool owner in Dubbo selected Opal for their Fibreglass pool.
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Any desired colour can be made for you. A great colour scheme, for a special location.
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A school with a 33 M, condemned fibreglass pool, had the surface sandblasted. Then two coats of paint in Bondi Mid Blue provides a hard wearing, easy clean, smooth surface, that's good to everyone back in the swim.
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Swimming pool paint goes equally well in your spa. Here is one in Wave Green, repaired and completed by the owner. Now to relax!
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When you want to be more imaginative, then pool paint can go the distance with you.
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Good paints can stand the test of time very well. Here is a pool 12 years old. The only areas in need of attention is on some steps
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The colour of your pool will vary throughout the day and night. It’s a complex situation, however in simple terms it’s a combination of the multiple factors and even during the day the visual outcome can be different.
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A big pool and big usage. A Olympic size training and general swimming pool. Still going well after 3 years.
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A DIY client wanted to convert their pool into an attractive pond, yet leave it able to be converted back to a pool when the house is sold. Here are the steps they took using paint. It will provide a durable coating that will be easy to upgrade into any paint with fluoropolymer once the pool is required again. The pond depth remains the same as for the pool, though the Lilly pots are in 500 mm pvc pipe. A 2.5 cu M gravel filter is used to keep the water clean and is a part of the original pumping system.
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