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When you need a primer bond coat

The arch enemy for many pool failures is hydrostatic pressure. This happens when water gets underneath the pool or behind the walls.  The shell of all gunite pools are porous. The water underneath your pool is actually capable of pushing off any coating you may have. If you have a painted pool this is one the reasons you are getting blisters. There are manufactures of epoxy paints that do not offer a primer bond coat. You should never never consider buying their product. These companies usually do not have any warranties.  If you live in Arizona, Nevada or on top of a hill with good drainage the chances are you will not need a primer bond coat.

Our primer bond coat actually becomes part of the pool structure. When you install our color top coat the two become one. You now have a physical and chemical bond. It is virtually impossible for UltraGuard to pop-off or delaminate as other products do. Click here to find out when a primer bond coat must be used.

Our penetrating sealer primer bond coat stops the hydration
We will not sell you the UltraGuard with a warranty if you live in the wetlands and your ground does not perk. As you know we are under 1% failures, which no other coating in the pool industry can match. And we want to keep it this way for many years to come.