If your pool is faded, peeling, or worn out, repainting it properly starts with the right paint. Our high-performance epoxy pool paint is suitable for both concrete and fibreglass (GRP) pools, delivering a smooth, long-lasting finish that stands up to harsh Australian conditions. Whether you’re a DIY homeowner or a professional, you’ll get a durable result that won’t crack, flake, or fade after just one season.
🎨 Choose your pool colour below and simply click on a paint kit to order securely online
Manufactured by BG Coatings – Supplied locally in Sydney
Before choosing a colour or ordering paint, calculate your pool surface area and the correct number of paint kits or cans required.
CALCULATE MY POOL PAINT NOW → The calculator will show your paint quantity, primer requirement and suitable colour choices.
Sydney pickup available Secure online ordering Available in Epoxy Pool Paint Chlorinated Rubber Pool Paint
Order online and collect from
Pickup Location:
POOLPAINTERS®
John Townsend M: 0421806582 Tel: 02 9999 1199
24/6 Jubilee Ave, Warriewood NSW 2102
https://www.poolpainters.com.au/
Quick Guide: How Much Pool Paint Will I Need?
Most pools fall into these ranges:
• Small backyard pool → 1–2 kits
• Medium family pool → 2–3 kits
• Large pool → 3–4 kits
Coverage depends on surface condition and previous coatings.
👉 When in doubt, order slightly more to ensure full coverage and avoid running short mid-project.
Not sure how much epoxy pool paint or rubber pool paint you’ll need?
We can help you calculate the right amount for your pool size and surface.
📞 Call us on Phone: 1300 894 994
Not sure which paint or process is right for your pool?
👉 Read our expert guides below before you order — avoid costly mistakes and get a longer-lasting finish.
Use a pool paint calculator to work out coating and primer quantities, check coverage and avoid ordering too little or too much before applying paint.
Learn what causes coating delamination in pools, how to identify the failure, prepare correctly and choose a compatible repainting system for your pool.
Choosing epoxy paint for a concrete or fibreglass pool? Learn when it suits, how to prepare correctly and when a different coating system is safer now.
Chlorinated rubber failure is usually caused by poor preparation, moisture or incompatible recoating. Identify the cause before choosing pool paint first.
Learn how to apply chlorinated rubber paint to a pool with the right preparation, compatible primer, coat thickness and weather checks to avoid peeling.
A practical fibreglass pool paint review for Australian pool owners. Compare coating options, prepare correctly and avoid peeling or wasted paint orders later.
