The hidden TRUTH ...
Other epoxy swimming pool coatings and paints dry from the bottom up, causing hydration(water, air and metals airing outward), pushing out the new coating that has been applied causing pin holes to appear, and the new coating to delaminate, flake, peel or blister. This is why other products FAIL! Other epoxy pool coatings require you to wait 5 to 7 days before filling with water. Our Swimming Pool Epoxy Coatings dry from the top down eliminating pin holes and bonding to the surface permanently with a 14,000 psi chemical bond strength, unmatched by other coatings. ArmorGuard Coatings are ready to be filled with water after only 36-48 hours.
Fiberglass Pool Resurfacing
Fiberglass Swimming pools can be very dangerous, when their gel coat delaminates, the toxic fiberglass resins used to make the shells outgas and delaminate causing fiberglass fibers to float around in your pool, getting into your lungs or eyes causing irritation or other medical problems. The other problems with these pools are that after the gel coat wears away, the pools do not hold water. ArmorGuard Epoxy Pool Coatings are used to coat these problem pools to prevent out gassing, delaminating and leaking
Fiberglass Swimming pools can be very dangerous, when their gel coat delaminates, the toxic fiberglass resins used to make the shells outgas and delaminate causing fiberglass fibers to float around in your pool, getting into your lungs or eyes causing irritation or other medical problems. The other problems with these pools are that after the gel coat wears away, the pools do not hold water. ArmorGuard Epoxy Pool Coatings are used to coat these problem pools to prevent out gassing, delaminating and leaking
Get Plastered?
Plaster and other mortar based coatings are a thing of the past, plaster or concrete is made with water and breaks down with water, not to mention plastering your pool is costly and leaves a rough texture causing blistering of the feet. Concrete and Plaster is porous leading the growth algae, and fungi. ArmorGuard Epoxy Pool Coating System is not made with water and is exclusive to microban – a built in hard surface anti-microbial that will resist the growth of algae or fungi.
Plaster and other mortar based coatings are a thing of the past, plaster or concrete is made with water and breaks down with water, not to mention plastering your pool is costly and leaves a rough texture causing blistering of the feet. Concrete and Plaster is porous leading the growth algae, and fungi. ArmorGuard Epoxy Pool Coating System is not made with water and is exclusive to microban – a built in hard surface anti-microbial that will resist the growth of algae or fungi.
Don't Flake!
Pebble tech or other related coatings delaminate leaving a gritty feeling on your feet when the stones pop out, this process also promotes algae growth and costs $$$$. ArmorGuard Speckle Flake System when applied does not delaminate and fully encapsulates the flakes to prevent popping out.
Pebble tech or other related coatings delaminate leaving a gritty feeling on your feet when the stones pop out, this process also promotes algae growth and costs $$$$. ArmorGuard Speckle Flake System when applied does not delaminate and fully encapsulates the flakes to prevent popping out.
ArmorGuard also reduces levels of radon and insulates keeping your pool warmer. ArmorGuard® has excellent fill qualities, resulting in a perfect application – even on imperfect surfaces. Our product applies at approx 20 mils per coat; unlike other interior coatings that apply at 2-5 mils at best.
ARMORGUARD IS THE BEST COATING...PERIOD!
BENEFITS:
- EASY 1 COAT APPLICATION! CLICK HERE FOR INSTRUCTIONS
- Odorless
- Non-Toxic
- Will NEVER Peel, Flake or Chalk
- Applies Easily with standard Rollers and Brushes
Our Armorguard Epoxy Swimming Pool Coating Top Coat Kits Include EVERYTHING you need to coat your swimming pool Each Kit will Cover approx 300-350 s.f and Costs $450 each.
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