Swimming Pool Painter Melbourne

Our Pool Painting Process

• We empty out the swimming pool water using our own submersible pump.
• Once empty the pool is empty we high pressure wash the entire pool surface. 
• We wash the swimming pool using hydrocholoric acid. 
• We check the whole pool for any repairs that might be needed (Including to the pool tiles) 
• Repair of holes, cracks, leaks and replace missing or cracked tiles. 
• Then repeat the washing process and check the pool again. 
• We allow the pool surface to dry in preparation for the swimming pool paint application. 
• If the pool has not been previously painted we first apply a sealer to the pool surface. 
• Then we apply two coats of epoxy pool paint. (3rd coat of paint is a good idea and optional) 
• To finish we replace the swimming pool's hydrostatic valve, and we also replace all swimming pool fittings if your current fittings are removable. 
• There is a one week drying time after painting the swimming pool. (The paint is dry in a matter of hours, but there is a 7 day allowance to set properly prior to filling with water.) 
• After the weeks drying time we return for inspection and then commence filling the pool with water.