This product comes in 2 1-gallon containers yet the description says it covers 125 sq ft per gallon. Does mixing the two cans together produce 1 or 2 gallons?
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This product is mixed together to make 2 gallons of paint and will cover a total of 250 sq. ft.
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I purchased a home with a pool that will need paint, but have no idea as to what type of paint was previously applied. Will the previous paint need to be removed (down to bare concrete)or will the epoxy adhere to all other paints?
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The Epoxy paint can only be used on top of Epoxy paint or concrete, so if you were not sure of the old paint we would recommend removing the old paint all the way down to bare concrete to assure the best results.
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What are instructions for applying this product?
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Here is a link to the manufacturer's application guide: http://www.ramucpoolpaint.com/pdf/Hi_Build_app.pdf
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Can this Epoxy Paint be applied over plaster? If so, is there any special prep work that needs to be completed before application?
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NA616 EP Hi-Build Epoxy can be applied over bare plaster. Please see our epoxy paint application guide for how to prep the surface.
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How long does it take the epoxy pool paint to dry?
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Drying time for the NA616 EP Hi-Build Epoxy is 5 – 7 dry days for an outdoor pool and 10 – 14 days for an inground pools with adequate ventilation. If it rains during the drying process, allow an extra day of dry time for each day of rain.
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Will this product work on an acrylic swim spa?
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Per the manufacturer, the NA616 EP Hi-Build Epoxy will work as long as you mean the spa is made with an acrylic resin, not painted with an acrylic paint. Epoxy paint cannot be applied over acrylic paint.
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I am preparing to re-paint my pool which was previously painted with an epoxy paint. I am sanding the existing surface to remove all chalk and afraid the surface. If the RAMUC 2 gallon kit only covers 250 Sq.ft , will I need 2 coats?
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A re-coat is suggested. The guidelines for the re-coat are listed below: 125-250 square foot per KIT on bare, sandblasted, or rough surfaces. 250-400 square foot per KIT on re-coats. (Actual coverage will vary and is dependent upon the texture and profile of the surface. )Minimum dry film per coat: 5 mils dry (7.5 mils wet)Maximum dry film per coat: 8 mils dry (12.5 mils wet)
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Where can I get pool paint prep solution?
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Hello Raymond - The Clean and Prep Solution is part number 9306000001.
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I have a 10X15 inground fiberglass jacuzzi and had pained it over 2 years ago.
The jacuzzi its a kind of old, needs to be sanded and then painted all over again.
I need to last more than 2-3 years, please help me by telling me what kind of paint its needed and what should I used to seal the light.
Thank you
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Hello, Amir. I would best suggest reviewing our Paint Compatibility Chart. Click here to view all of our paint selections.
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How long can this paint be stored? We've been having too much rain to paint and now the temperatures are going to be in the 90s and 100s which is too hot to paint in, right?
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Sharon, The paint can be stored in a cool, dry location for several months. I would not recommend storing it in a garage.
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How safe is the paint, is it lead free?
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Painting over several coats of very good quality epoxy paint: Q.1: Am I correct in that no separate primer is required? Q.2: 20x40 pool, nice deep diving bowl of about 9', approximately how much paint is required? My memory is 6 gallons done by me in 1999, believe it or not!
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That is correct, no primer required.
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I have a 1000 sqtt pool, how many kits do I need if the description says 2 coats recommended, does the one kit cover 250 sqft in one coat or 2 coats?
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The 2 gallons will cover 250 sq ft and is one coat.
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I have a 1000 sqtt pool, how many kits do I need if the description says 2 coats recommended, does the one kit cover 250 sqft in one coat or 2 coats?
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The 2 gallons will cover 250 sq ft and is one coat.
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is this good over a gunite pool, it has never been painted.
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Donald, yes, the Blue Wave EP Hi-Build Epoxy - 2 Gal. - Dawn Blue can be applied over bare concrete, plaster, gunite, and fiberglass. Lasts up to 8 years and dries quickly.
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