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Pond Shield is a non-toxic epoxy liner designed for the pond and water feature industry. Created to construction water features or ponds with a more designer, formal or natural look than rubber liners are able to offer with no more unsightly folds or creases. In addition, unlike rubber liners, Pond Shield is available in eight colors - Black, Clear, Competition Blue, Sky Blue, Forest Green, Tan, Gray and White. Pond Shield is used for waterproofing structured surfaces found in water features such as Koi ponds, pools, fountains, aquariums, salt water tanks, hydroponics, streams, waterfalls, reflecting pools, mini lakes, holding tanks, etc. Easily applied and easy to maintain, for most applications, a single coat application is all that is needed for proper coverage. In addition, your pond will be virtually maintenance free with a surface that algae can be easily wiped off of and is safe for fish and plants. Pond Shield offers both strength and flexibility in a coating, strength and flexibility that is tested from -78° F to 140° F. Pond Shield is an epoxy pond liner that has been specifically designed to bond to porous or abraded materials. With a tensile bond strength stronger than the internal strength of the concrete, your single coat of Pond Shield epoxy will stick to what you apply it to. Over time, hairline cracks can form in concrete, mortar or grout joints. Being flexible, Pond Shield resists mimic cracking and provides the best protection possible in a coating.
Container Size | 1.5 Gallon |
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Coverage Area (sq. ft.) | 240 sq ft |
Application | Pond Paint |
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Application Method | Brush, Paint Sprayer, Roller |
Base Material | Epoxy |
Coating Product Category | Paint, Waterproofer/Sealer |
Color Family | Brown / Tan |
Color/Finish | Tan |
Dry To Touch Time (hh:mm) | 24:00 |
Epoxy Type | 2 Part Epoxy |
Interior/Exterior | Exterior, Interior |
Kit | Yes |
Maximum hydrostatic pressure (lb.) | 40 |
Maximum Optimal Temperature (F) | 85 |
Minimum Optimal Temperature (F) | 40 |
Paint/Stain Clean Up | Lacquer Thinner |
Paint/Stain Features | Abrasion Resistant, Chemical Resistant, Driveable Surface, Durable, Fast Drying, High Foot Traffic, Kit, Low Odor, Moisture Resistant, One Coat Coverage, Paint & Primer in One, UV/Fade Resistant, Waterproof |
Recommended Number of Coats | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Sheen | Gloss |
Surface Location | Basement Floor, Garage Floor, Pavers, Pond, Pool |
Surface Material Use | Aluminum, Brick, Concrete, Fiberglass, Galvanized Metal, Granite, Metal, Plaster, Plastic, Stone, Stucco, Wood |
Time before recoating (hours) | 2 |
Transparency | Solid |
Vertical/Horizontal | Vertical / Horizontal |
Water Compatibility | Salt or Fresh Water |
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 year limited |
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On a smooth 60-grit sandpaper surface, it will cover up to 240 square feet. The minimum recommended thickness is 10 mils (10 thousandths of an inch). Pond Shield can be applied in one or more coats depending on your specific scenario. If you have any other questions, please call us toll free at 800-716-1545 or visit us online at www.pondarmor.com
As long as the concrete is still solid and won't chip away a double or triple coat of Pond Shield will make it really strong and waterproof. You must acid wash the concrete to allow the epoxy to adhere really well. No matter what color you choose it will dry to a glossy surface which will be super slippery with just a hint of water on it.
I don't know the exact answer you are asking, but... I've have epoxied many foam cores for surfboards and similar things. Normally one would use standard 2 part epoxy and add tinting to get the desired color and apply to a foam either with or without fiberglass cloth. Pond Shield is kind of an expensive alternative for the epoxy and I guess it would do the job, but I have never tried.
Yes, please see our videos about working with foam in the miscellaneous section of our videos page on the Pond Armor website located here: https://www.pondarmor.com/pond-armor-videos/ If you have any other questions please contact us at 800-716-1545.
Yes you can use it in a swimming pool. A 1.5 gallon kit covers 240 square feet at 10mils minimum thickness on a 60-grit sandpaper smooth surface. Additional assistance and other help articles and videos can be seen at www.pondarmor.com
Sure. You'll need to acid wash per instructions and it is real easy to roll on a smooth surface. Although indications in the instructions say 480 SQ FT per 1.5 gals I found I covered 420 sq ft with one coat. And you need a 2nd coat to bring it up to 10 mil thickness, so figure 3 gals per 420 sq ft.
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