Luxapool Epoxy Coating: Australia's Choice for Pool Paint
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Your swimming pool can add a great deal to your lifestyle. The challenge is how to keep it well maintained and looking good and as new as ever. The solution for both pool owners and contractors are the innovative products created by Australia's leading manufacturer of domestic swimming pool paints. For your pool paint solutions, Colormaker Industries manufacture a revolutionary new product that will bring life back to your poolside surface, perfect for your poolside maintenance.
Restoration of your aged and worn looking poolside is easy with Colormaker Industries epoxy coatings which will bring back the colour and shine your pool area used to have. There are numerous coating options on the market but nothing beats Luxapool, an innovative coating system that can be easily applied by the homeowner or contractor. It is great for a range of safe surface textures, is made from a durable water-based mixture, is available in many stylish colours, and an environmentally friendly solution.
Two Luxapool Swimming Pool Paint Choices
Luxapool comes in two coatings, namely:
1. Luxapool (2-pack) Epoxy Pool Coating
- is excellent for all new swimming pool applications
- can be used to give a beautiful luxurious finish to older pools
- is well suited for application over old and new cement render, fibreglass, marblesheen and previously painted epoxies
- provides a smooth and hard surface, very easy to maintain
- features a durable finish with improved resistance to chalking and to the effects of saltwater and chlorinated chemicals
- is algae-controlled and safe for use with fish and mammals
2. Luxapool Chlorinated Rubber Coating
- Is great for use over old or new concrete-based swimming pools
- can be applied by brush, roller or spray
- resists the destructive effects of swimming pool chemicals
- has a well proven record of longevity and durability
- features fine sealing properties and a hard satin surface finish that's easy to maintain, resistant to the effects of saltwater and chlorinated chemicals, and algae-controlled
- can be easily recoated when desired
More Coating Types for other Pool Uses
Aside from swimming pools, Colormaker Industries have also developed aquatic and pond coatings to be used for commercial projects, such as the Seal Enclosure at Sydney's Taronga Zoo and the Platypus Pool at Victoria's Healesville Sanctuary. They feature a durable finish with improved resistance to chalking and to the effects of salt-water and chlorinated chemicals. It is algae controlled and safe for use with fish and mammals.
How to Clean and Maintain Your Pool's Luxapool Coating
Keeping the shine, texture, colour and quality of your pool paint is similar to maintaining the upkeep of your car. Just like the procedure of polishing your car from time to time, the same goes with cleaning your pool surface. Being constantly immersed in salt water and chlorinated conditions means the coating is slowly eroded until it requires recoating; that's why the pool should be vigorously brushed down from time to time. Chlorine levels should be consistent with healthy water to lengthen the life of the coating. Be wary of the Total Alkalinity (TA) level and specification because Australian water and climatic conditions differ from countries in the northern hemisphere.
Give your pool appropriate care and you can enjoy more years of its smooth and beautiful finish. |
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Author Resource:-
Colormaker Industries manufactures a range of products from house and architectural use, the printing, sign writing and art materials industries, building and trade construction and also produces LUXAPOOL Pool Paint, Australia's leading brand of pool coatings for swimming pool and aquatic surfaces and PERMASET, the revolutionary, 100% solvent-free textile screen printing inks.
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By :
John Arthur Thomas
Submitted
2011-11-23 16:37:37 |
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