Ramuc EP Epoxy Pool Paint Kit

Ramuc EP Epoxy Pool Paint delivers long-lasting protection with a high-gloss finish for concrete, plaster, and fiberglass pool surfaces. Designed for demanding environments, it resists stains, chemicals, and abrasion—making it ideal for pools, spas, slides, fountains, and koi ponds. With over 50 years of proven performance, this two-component epoxy system is self-priming and VOC compliant in all U.S. states and Canada.

Why Choose Ramuc EP Epoxy Pool Paint?

• Hard, Durable Finish: Resists abrasion, chemicals, and staining for long-term surface protection.
• High Gloss Appearance: Tile-like finish enhances the pool’s visual appeal and makes cleaning easier.
• Proven Longevity: Provides up to 5 years of service life with proper preparation and application.
• Versatile Surface Compatibility: Adheres to bare concrete, plaster, fiberglass, and previously painted epoxy surfaces.
• Ideal for Indoor Use: Chemically cured epoxy is the top choice for indoor pools and water features.
• VOC Compliant: Meets environmental standards throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Surface Preparation & Application

• Assess Surface Integrity: Ensure plaster or concrete is sound; perform repairs and allow curing before painting.
• Abrade Surface: Sand previously painted epoxy or bare fiberglass to #80 grit for proper adhesion.
• Clean Thoroughly: Use Ramuc Clean and Prep Solution to remove oils, debris, and chalking. Rinse thoroughly.
• Perform Condensation Test: Use 2'x2' plastic sheets to ensure surface dryness before painting.
• Mix Components Properly: Mechanically mix Part A and B separately for 5 minutes each, then together for 15 minutes. Allow 20–45 min induction time before use.
• Apply Two Coats: Use 3/8” mohair or lambskin roller. Apply within pot life window; sand between coats if >72 hours.
• Temperature Control: Apply only when surface and air temps are between 50–90°F. Avoid application before rain or in high humidity.

Not Recommended For

• Use on surfaces with unresolved structural or moisture issues
• Application over unknown or incompatible coatings without testing
• Use on vinyl, bare fiberglass without sanding, or with silicone-based fillers
• Full-pool coverage with dark colors—use for accent only (fading risk)