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Gloss
Aqua
Coverage per gallon
350 sq ft

Estimated coverage on a smooth, properly primed surface. Rough or porous surfaces will require more.

Pool Paint

PFB Pool Coating Chlorinated Rubber

Gloss · 1 Gallon

Chlorinated rubber pool paint with strong fade resistance and vivid color retention. Compatible with previously painted chlorinated rubber surfaces and ideal for residential and commercial pools.

Compatible surfaces
ConcretePlaster
Price per gallon
$99.99
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PFB Pool Coating Chlorinated Rubber is a high-performance swimming pool paint designed for concrete, plaster, and previously painted chlorinated rubber pool surfaces. It delivers a vivid, fade-resistant finish that holds up to constant chlorine exposure, UV radiation, and the alkaline environment inside swimming pools. This coating is used by pool contractors and maintenance companies on residential and commercial pools across the country. It goes on smooth, cures to a hard film, and makes pool surfaces easier to clean and maintain between seasons.

Surface Preparation

  • Drain the pool completely and allow surfaces to dry for 3-5 days
  • Remove all algae, scale, and loose paint with a pressure washer or scraper
  • Etch bare concrete or plaster with muriatic acid solution (1 part acid to 3 parts water)
  • Rinse thoroughly with fresh water and allow to dry completely
  • Prime bare concrete with PFB Surface Primer for improved adhesion

How to Apply

Application method
Roller with 3/8" nap or airless spray. Work in sections from the deep end to the shallow end.
Number of coats
2 coats for repainted pools. 3 coats for bare concrete or plaster.
Dry time
6-8 hours between coats. Allow 5-7 days full cure before filling the pool.
Temperature
Apply between 50°F and 90°F. Avoid application if rain is expected within 24 hours.
Coverage
330-370 sq ft per gallon on smooth surfaces.

Complete Your System

Get the best results by pairing PFB Pool Coating Chlorinated Rubber with these compatible PFB products.

PFB Surface Primer Multi-Surface
Prime bare concrete or plaster pool surfaces before coating
$62.99 →

Frequently Asked Questions

How long before I can fill the pool after painting?
Wait 5-7 days after the final coat before filling with water. The coating must fully cure to resist chlorine and water immersion. Filling too early will cause the paint to soften and peel.
Can I apply chlorinated rubber over epoxy pool paint?
No. Chlorinated rubber and epoxy pool paints are not compatible. If your pool was previously painted with epoxy, you must continue with epoxy or strip the old coating completely.
How often should I repaint my pool?
With proper preparation and two coats, expect 3-5 years between repaints. Pools with heavy use, aggressive chemical treatment, or hard water may need repainting sooner.
Can this be used on fiberglass pools?
Chlorinated rubber pool paint is designed for concrete and plaster pools. Fiberglass pool resurfacing requires a different product system — contact us for recommendations.
What color options are available?
Currently available in Aqua. Contact us at sales@paintsforboats.com for custom color requests on bulk orders of 10+ gallons.