Luxapool
Luxapool® Paint – Epoxy Pool Paint 2-Pack System
Is Epoxy right for your pool?
- ✓ Previously painted with epoxy
- ✓ Concrete, fibreglass or pebblecrete with correct preparation
- ✓ New or uncoated surfaces with the correct primer
- ✕ Do not apply over chlorinated rubber
Not sure what coating is on your pool? Contact us before ordering →
How many kits do I need?
Use our Pool Paint Calculator to estimate the right quantity for your pool.
Calculate My Pool →Get a premium finish with Luxapool® Paint, Australia’s leading epoxy pool coating system.
This two-pack system provides a long-lasting, easy-to-maintain coating trusted by homeowners and professionals.
See the Difference with Luxapool Epoxy
Not sure if Epoxy is right for your pool?
| If your pool is… | Use this |
|---|---|
| Previously painted with epoxy | Epoxy Pool Paint |
| New or uncoated | Epoxy Pool Paint + Primer Sealer |
| Fibreglass / concrete / pebblecrete | Epoxy Pool Paint |
| Previously painted with rubber | Chlorinated Rubber Paint |
Typical pool estimates (2 coats)
8–10 kits
6–7 kits
4–5 kits
Based on 20–25m² coverage per 3.5L kit per coat, over two coats. Pebblecrete pools need roughly double — the textured surface covers at 10–13m² per kit per coat, and three coats are recommended.
Estimate your pool nowPainting a new or uncoated pool? Bare concrete, render and marblesheen need Luxapool® Epoxy Primer Sealer underneath your top coats. Colormaker specify around 4 kits of primer sealer alongside 8 kits of topcoat on a standard 10×5m pool. Repainting over a sound existing epoxy surface? You can go straight to topcoat.
Why choose Luxapool® Epoxy?
Key Features
- Two-pack epoxy system
- Algae-resistant surface
- Strong adhesion
- Wide range of colours
Important before you buy
- Not compatible with chlorinated rubber
- Ensure surface is clean & dry
- Correct hardener included
Frequently Asked Questions
How long will Luxapool epoxy last?
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Can I do this myself?
Epoxy or chlorinated rubber?
Can I paint over my existing coating?
What colours can I choose from?
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