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RAMUC EP Hi-Build - best alternative to re-plastering pools

Ramuc Pool Paint

Paints & Coatings - Pool paint

Ramuc’s EP Hi-Build epoxy offers a tough, durable finish that provides unsurpassed stain, chemical, and abrasion resistance for swimming pool surfaces. This product is the best alternative to re-plastering at one-third the cost! Packaged in an easy-to-use, one-to-one mix ratio, EP Hi-Build Epoxy rolls easily and builds up to 8 mils dry per coat rendering “smoothing” qualities on rough surfaces. Renovates aged concrete, plaster, and fibreglass pools!
• Eight or more years of service life
• Abrasion and chemical-resistant
• Self-priming, two-coat system
• Volatile organic compound (VOC) compliant everywhere in US and Canada

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Relax! Ramuc offers a free paint chip analysis to ensure you get the right paint for the job. Simply collect and send in a paint chip from the pool, slide, or diving board!



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