Olympic Pool Paint - Gunzite Primer - 1 Gallon - two-part epoxy primer for rough plaster or concrete, new gunite, fiberglass or sandblasted surface pools.

worked well, good quality, estimated coverage per gallon is correct

Great product. Great primer for pool. Dry fast,

Easy to mix and apply. Good coverage over primer on fiberglass pool. Applied in 90 deg plus temp, sets up in about an hour, cures completely in 3 days as stated in the directions. I applied with a sacrificial roller and brush rather than attempt to clean. Looks great ( I used white) and seems to be very durable- time will tell but very satisfied so far. Oops, this was for the Olympic paint not the primer. Very satisfies with the primer as well!

This product works really well with just some essential prep work. I cleaned ,sanded and cleaned then prepped with a tack rag. I used a 1/2 nap mini roller to add more texture since it would be used on my pool stairs and coping. So far no adhesion issues.

https://a.co/d/hYz1JdL This was the perfect primer for my pool steps and Pool coping. It went on smooth and was easy to work with after a good stir! prepping the area is recommended before applying. I used the above link for a non slip paint finish after the primer. I used a sponge brush and 4 inch foam roller.

Easy to use

I have a 24k gallon free form lap pool with fiberglass walls and concrete bottom. Used 6 gals of Gunzite primer after weeks of grinding/sanding/repairs with Leslie Patch-It. I used 3 gal of Olypic Zeron Blue Ice on the walls (2 Coats) and 6 gals of Zeron White on the floor (2 Coats). I have used Dura Seal in the past but found this product to be superior. Hope to get the 8yrs out of it as described. The succes is all in the prep work and the cooperation of the weather gods. Very satisfied with results. It thickens quickly. Do not recommend mixing more then 1 gal at a time unless you have multiple painters. I did it all solo and it took awhile.

All 4 gallons of Gunzite Primer were delivered in 1 day. I then had to wait a month to get 5 days with no expectation of rain. During this time, the primer was stored in the air-conditioned house. On opening a can of catalyst the day of painting, I discovered almost all of the catalyst in the can had formed a ball of very sticky, grayish putty that would not come out of the can. I had to use a spatula to remove it. All 4 cans of catalyst were the same condition. Although the catalyst had gone bad, I was committed to painting the pool as more rain was forecast after my 5-day rain-free window. The activated primer was extremely thick, covered unevenly, and did not flow after applied. If purchasing from this seller in the future I would inspect the catalyst well before its use.