The Difference Between Ultraguard Pool Products and other Swimming Pool Paints

NEW YORK - April 27, 2013 - PRLog -- We should start with the facts, for facts always lead to the truth and truth is always the best way to start. Ultraguard Super Epoxy products are Government and Private lab tested to prove Ultraguard Pools™ have one of the best durability, longevity and safety of use in the swimming pool market. Something to note when you consider 75% of swimming pool paints go untested. These swimming pool paint companies just claim they do what they do, claims which are irrelevant under consideration they are uneducated guesses.

Ultraguard Super Epoxy is a completely non-toxic, odorless, 100% green pool epoxy that contains no VOCs (volatile organic compounds). Around 70% of swimming pool paints are VOC compliant. A statistic curious when you consider the fact that 75% of swimming pool paints go untested. It is important one should know VOC compliance in swimming pool paints should not be considered meaning it has no VOC’s for indeed it does, VOC’s which will be harmful in the proper amounts.

Ultraguard Super Epoxy also has Microban in it which stops algae and bacteria’s from infesting customers Ultraguard pool, greatly reducing chemical consumption costs and making the swimming pool safe for your family. Yet almost all swimming pool paints use the same pigments, pigments which all have a high content of carbon. This is carbon which is fuel for invasive algae and bacteria. So unless you have a good pool DE filter good chance those microbes are infecting that swimming pool paint in its crevices making  a nest of harmful bacteria and toxic algae.

Ultraguard Pool™ products won’t delaminate, chalk, or blister due to being lab tested through a span of 12+ years with developments and research added to it consistently. Ultraguard Pools™ has a time tested process for swimming pool painting that is backed by excellent customer service to help you through the process.   Meanwhile swimming pool paints repeatedly need to be recoated due to the fact they always delaminate, chalk and blister due to lack of any strength, durability or customer service.

Credit to be mentioned are swimming pool paints and epoxies out there that claim they do not need any swimming pool primer because of their thermosetting properties and self etching capabilities. To note all pool epoxies are thermosetting (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermosetting) and self etching, not all swimming pool paints are.  Still these qualities by no means, mean you do not need a penetrating primer if you have a porous surface like plaster or concrete. The whole purpose of a penetrating primer is to prep the swimming pool for successive layers of a pool coating, no matter if an epoxy or swimming pool paint. Without a penetrating primer swimming pool paints and epoxies are not able to soak deep enough like penetrating primers to attach the swimming pools porous surface to the top swimming pool coating. Also they do not move with the swimming pool as it expands and contracts causing blistering and delaminating within a year to 2 years. Swimming Pool Companies like this most often have failures and have a BBB F rating to prove it. It is important to remember to always check the BBB rating from whom you are purchasing from.

Ultraguard Pool™’s encourages customers to do research, visit  other pool resurfacing and swimming pool paint web sites and not to be fooled by the false warranties, fake claims or of not needing a primer.  For customer to be educated consumers and not to be lied or fooled to when choosing swimming pool paint.  That without a primer on porous surfaces customers will have have the unavoidable failure in a few years and the frustration of dealing with a warranty the company will not  back up. Ultraguard Pool™’s backs its warranties and has had  the BBB’s A+ rating (http://www.poolrestoration.com/bbb.htm) for years to back the Ultraguard Pool™ epoxy products.