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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 Quart |
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Coverage Area (sq. ft.) | 60 sq ft |
Application | Pond Paint |
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Application Method | Brush, Paint Sprayer, Roller, Squeegee |
Base Material | Epoxy |
Color Family | Blue |
Color/Finish | Competition Blue |
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 |
Stain & Sealer In One | Yes |
Surface Location | Basement Floor, Basement Wall, Garage Floor, Pavers, Pond, Pool |
Surface Material Use | Aluminum, Brick, Cement, Concrete, Fiberglass, Galvanized Metal, Granite, Metal, Plaster, Plastic, Stone, Stucco, Tile, 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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It could but would not be the best scenario to put yourself in. Whenever that paint decides to let go, everything you have stacked on it will come off as well.
No, it is an under water service coating.
Got to www.pondarmor.com and check out the instructions.
Yes as long as it had beern mixed and applied properly. It would then cure to a smooth, dry finish and become inert.
I honestly could not say. I am not sure what you are referring to. You can call us for more tech support.
Yes but make sure your put them onto your last wet coat so they stick.
That is a lengthy tech support question better answered over the phone. Give us a call at 800-716-1545.
Glossy, but if it is under water, you won't be able to tell. If it is not submerged, then let it cure for two days and use a scotchbrite pad like you find on the back of a kitchen sponge to buff it with a little water. It will dull out pretty fast.
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