Ramuc Type A2 Rubber Based Paint

Ramuc Type A2 Rubber-Based Pool Paint is formulated specifically to refinish pools previously coated with chlorinated or synthetic rubber paint. It provides excellent coverage, a high-gloss finish, and long-lasting protection against pool chemicals and weathering. Ideal for both residential and commercial pools, this VOC-compliant formula is safe to use in all U.S. states and Canada.

Why Choose Ramuc Type A2?

• For Recoating Rubber-Based Finishes: Bonds directly to existing chlorinated or synthetic rubber pool coatings—no primer needed.
• Easy Application: Self-priming two-coat system applies with a standard roller or airless sprayer; dries quickly with low odor.
• Glossy, Easy-to-Clean Finish: High-gloss surface resists dirt and stains for a professional appearance with minimal upkeep.
• Long-Lasting Protection: Durable synthetic rubber formula resists UV rays, chemicals, and seasonal weather changes.
• VOC Compliant: Meets environmental standards in all 50 U.S. states and Canada—safe for indoor and outdoor use.

Technical Specifications

• Recommended Use: Recoating previously painted rubber-based pool surfaces
• Colors: Dawn Blue, White, Black
• Finish: Gloss
• Coverage: 200–300 sq. ft./gal on bare surfaces, 300–400 sq. ft./gal on recoats
• Application Temp: 50°F – 90°F (10°C – 32°C)
• Recoat Time: 24 hours (must sand if more than 72 hours between coats)
• Cure Time: 5–7 dry days (outdoor), 10–14 days (indoor)
• VOC: 325 g/L
• Solids by Volume: 43% ± 1%

Surface Preparation & Application

• Clean thoroughly using Ramuc Clean and Prep Solution; power wash to remove dirt, chalking, and loose paint.
• Repair cracks or weak areas with hydraulic cement or polyurethane sealant (avoid silicone-based fillers).
• Check surface dryness with a condensation test before painting.
• Apply two coats using a 3/8” mohair or lambskin roller—box multiple gallons for color consistency.
• Avoid rain during the cure period; extend drying time if rain occurs.

Not Recommended For

• Bare fiberglass, hot tubs, or spas (use Ramuc EP or Hi-Build Epoxy instead)
• New or uncoated surfaces (Type A2 is not intended as a first coat)
• Dark colors as full-pool finishes—use only as accents (risk of fading or blistering)