About Aqua Armor

Industrial-Grade Protection for Aquatic Structures

Drained resort pool resurfaced with a white Aqua Armor finish, with a curved blue mosaic edge
Two applicators in protective suits spray-applying Aqua Armor along a pool wall

Development

  • 30+ years of industrial protective coatings
  • Carbon steel, stainless steel, and concrete rehabilitation
  • Adapted for commercial pools/spas/water parks
  • Unique heavy-duty industrial-grade solution

Reducing Operating Costs with Aqua Armor

  • Startup after application is less costly and time-consuming, making water balancing easier, and requires fewer pool visits.
  • No brushing and induction period needed.
  • The renovation process delivers a short downtime, and rapid return-to-service.
  • No loss of revenue due to extended downtime.
  • No costly, cumbersome chip out and disposal of old plaster is required. Saving time and money on eliminating this function.
  • The metals and minerals found in fill water will not stain or discolor the surface, as it is a dense, hard material; unlike cement-based products that are porous. Furthermore, the surface is not affected by dust storms, that stain plaster and compromise aesthetics.
  • As the surface is inert, it does not interact with the water chemistry, therefore less chemicals are used. As chemicals are more efficient, chemical reductions of 30–40% have been observed. Cement-based surfaces are not inert, are pervious and interact with the water chemistry.
  • The surface is not sensitive to out-of-balance water chemistry and pH swings. Untreated water will not damage the surface.
  • The surface does not promote the formation of calcium salts, and the roughness it induces.
  • The material is designed for high bather loads and heavy use.
  • In hot commercial spas, the surface stays in pristine condition, and maintains a clean, inviting look. Never a loss of aesthetics and repeated resurfacing, like using cement-based products.
  • The initial investment offers an excellent ROI, as Aqua Armor eliminates periodic resurfacing operations, that are common with plaster and epoxy pool paints.

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