Ramuc Coping Spray Paint

Ramuc Coping Spray Paint offers a fast, effective way to restore the appearance of worn or discolored pool coping. Designed for use on concrete, tile, and other coping materials, it delivers a durable, non-slip gloss finish with strong resistance to UV rays and pool chemicals. The convenient aerosol format makes it ideal for quick touch-ups or full refinishing, with minimal downtime and cleanup.

Why Choose Ramuc Coping Spray Paint?

• Surface Renewal: Refreshes faded or stained coping without costly replacement.
• Convenient Spray Application: Comfort-tip aerosol allows for clean, controlled coverage with minimal effort.
• Gloss, Non-Slip Finish: Enhances appearance while maintaining surface safety around pool edges.
• Durability: UV- and chlorine-resistant coating maintains its color and integrity over time.
• Fast Turnaround: Dries in 24 hours; pool can be used the next day.
• VOC Compliant: Safe for use in all U.S. states and Canada.

Technical Specifications

• Recommended Use: Restoring and protecting pool coping surfaces
• Color: White
• Finish: Gloss, non-slip
• Coverage: Approx. 25 sq. ft. per can
• Application Temp: 50°F – 90°F (10°C – 32°C)
• Recoat Time: 24 hours
• Full Cure: 24 hours before water exposure (longer in cool/humid conditions)
• Dry Film Thickness: 0.5 mils per coat
• Components: 1
• VOC Compliant: Yes

Surface Preparation & Application

• Clean the surface to remove dirt, grease, chipping paint, or other contaminants.
• Mask surrounding areas with 2" painter’s tape to prevent overspray.
• Shake the can vigorously for 1 minute after the ball begins to rattle; shake often during use.
• Spray evenly from 10–16" away in overlapping strokes. Maintain motion and consistent distance.
• Apply one coat per day; wait 24 hours between coats to avoid sagging or soft film.
• Remove tape within 24 hours of final coat and avoid splashing water for at least 24 hours after application.

Not Recommended For

• Use on damaged or unstable coping surfaces
• Application during rain, high humidity, or temperatures outside the 50°F – 90°F range
• Applying multiple coats in one day or using heavy layers