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Pond Armor Pond Sealant

Ideal for sealing concrete ponds, pools and fountains!

 

           

 

Pond Armor is a nontoxic two part epoxy sealer designed specifically for sealing concrete, steel, wood, fiberglass, etc. with a thick, durable coating.

Have you ever tried installing a flat piece of liner into a round or square pool?  It is impossible to install without creating wrinkles and folds in the liner. With Pond Armor you get all the water proofing of a liner without the wrinkles!

Easy To Apply — No special equipment needed, just brush or roll on!

Flexible — Pond Armor remains flexible from 78º to 140ºF

Durable — Unlike other sealers, Pond Armor bonds to the substrate rather than just covering it. This leads to longer life with less repairs and maintenance.

Beautiful — Provides a smooth, hard finish with no wrinkles or folds. Also makes surface easier to clean in the future

Each kit covers approximately 60 square feet of surface area!

 

 

* As with doing any painting/sealing project, always test in an inconspicuous place for proper sealing and color.

 

 

Black Pond Armor
1.5 quart kit.
Product Code:  SCPAQB
Price:  $89.95

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Grey Pond Armor
1.5 quart kit
Product Code:  SCPAQG
Price:  $89.95

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Light Blue Pond Armor
1.5 quart kit
Product Code:  SCPAQCBL
Price:  $89.95

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Clear Pond Armor
1.5 quart kit
Product Code:  SCPAQC
Price:  $89.95

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Here's some FAQs about Pond Armor:
What can Pond Shield be applied to?
Pond Shield can be applied to concrete, cement, shotcrete, gunnite, stone, tile wood, steel, aluminum, rock, some plastics, old coatings (as long as they are prepared properly first) fiberglass, and many more surfaces.

Can I coat my pond liner with Pond Shield?
No. Pond Shield is designed to be applied to any constructed surface like those listed above.

Is Pond Shield fish and plant safe?
Absolutely! Pond Shield samples are tested in the mixed, uncured state to be sure no harm will come to your aquatic life.

How long before I can put water an fish in my pond?
The instructions will tell you to wait for 72 hours. However, if you inspect every bit of your coating the next day and are sure that it is dry and there are no tacky spots anywhere, you can add water and fish.

How does Pond Shield compare to other products available to me?
Pond Shield was specifically designed around the flaws of virtually every other coating available in the pond industry. It is competitively priced and costs not much more than a rubber liner per square foot but offers much more stability. Pond Shield can be applied by you, the home owner and does not require a specialized crew for installation. Pond Shield has been referred to as "bullet proof", "tough as nails" and "strongest coating ever used" to quote a few. While these are figurative forms of speech, Pond Shield has been designed strong and flexible to provide you with many years of virtually maintenance free service.

Can Pond Shield be applied over other old coatings?
Yes. However, you should take care to properly prepare the surface prior to applying Pond Shield. Be sure to remove any old coating that is coming off, but the best case scenario is to remove all of the old coating prior to application. It's best not to rely on the failing bond of the old coating. If you find that some of the old coating is still bonding sufficiently, then you should sand the remainder with at least 60-grit sandpaper to give the material tooth.

How many coats do I have to apply?
Well that depends.  Pond Shield is thick like grease and can be applied in one 10mil coat. However, you may find it a little too thick for your liking the first time out.  If this is the case, you can thin Pond Shield with Denatured Alcohol ONLY (found in places like Home Depot or Lowes) and by 3%-5% to start, but no more than 10%.  If you thin Pond Shield out too much you run the risk of washing the pigments (Pond Shield will look semi transparent) and you may have to apply additional coats in order to achieve a 10mil thick over-all thickness.

Can I apply a second coat of Pond Shield over the first?
Yes, but it is not necessary unless you are trying to correct the first coat application. Pond Shield is designed to perform properly at a finished thickness of 10mils. Applying it thicker will not hurt, but will cost more in regards to materials. If you have to touch up and area you can apply Pond Shield over the top of itself with no extra surface preparation within 24 hours of the original application. After that 24 hour period, you should scuff the area being coating to give the material tooth.  Keep in mind the 24 hour limit is a suggested time frame.  Varying environmental conditions may require that you coat over in less time without sanding.

I applied Pond Shield and my pond still leaks. What is wrong?
Simply put, you missed something. After your initial coating is applied, you need to go back and inspect the entire surface are for flaws in your application. Ares like cracks, crevices, voids, concrete showing through and any similar areas need to be corrected before you call the job finished. Once you have successfully applied a 100% coating to the interior of your pond, it will not leak.

Can I use Pond Shield to waterproof my water garden planters?
Yes. Pond Shield has been designed specifically for ponds and water gardens, but does have a great deal of other uses as well.

Do I have to acid etch my concrete before I apply Pond Shield?
Absolutely. There are two very important reasons for acid etching. First, the muriatic acid will remove and calcium deposits that form as concrete cures. These calcium deposits will fall over time anyway and you do not want to have your coating bonded to them. Finally, acid etching will neutralize the alkaline properties in the surface of the concrete, creating a much better bond.

Can I just spot coat a crack in my pond?
That is not advisable. If you give Pond Shield the very best circumstances in which to work, you'll end up with a coating that will give you years and years of service. You should repair the crack properly and then apply a complete coating over the entire area that will be submerged so that it will work the way it was meant to work.

I am not getting the square footage you advertise on the kit.  What is wrong?
Most of the time this can be attributed to the surface condition of the concrete or other substrate you are applying Pond Shield to.  Rough, uneven areas will eat up material and cause you to be short over-all.  Other times it can be related to improper mixing which will result in the coating curing too quickly and becoming unworkable or not removing the coating from the container it was mixed in. Being exothermic, Pond Shield will set up a lot faster if mixed incorrectly or left in the same container you mixed it in.  It's best to pour it directly into the pond where you will begin work or into a large, flat paint pan of some sort.  Finally, the use of incorrect tools will make the application process difficult too.  We recommend that you start with a rubber window squeegee or plastic, flexible spreader to apply the coating and then move on to a short nap roller.  The end thickness of the coating is much easier to achieve if you use the proper tools.  Please read through all of the instructions that came with the kit. 

 

 

 

 




 

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