Once the primer is dry, you can start painting the pool with the topcoat epoxy or resurfacing solution. Start painting from the deep to shallow, following the manufacturer’s instructions and recommendations. Let the topcoat dry entirely before applying the next coat. In between coats, you should sand the pool to ensure the next layer adheres correctly. Most pools need between three to four coats. Depending on the climate, this might take a few hours or extend overnight.
Paint: While it is not a long-term option, paint is an economical choice. The Band-Aid will save you time and allow you to put aside money to remodel your pool in the near future.
Other renovations. Often pool resurfacing comes along with other renovations such as replacing the decking, coping, and so on. This can make estimating the project cost even more challenging. In general, it is possible to save significant money by coordinating other projects with your provider.