Two-component microcement for swimming pools - Atlanttic Aquaciment®

The thickness of the system as a whole must oscillate between 3 and 5 millimeters, never exceeding that limit.

Just as it is important to avoid the central hours of the day, to ensure that the temperature of the environment and the support never exceeds 25ºC, you have to be very aware of the rain forecasts. If you have started to apply our microcement for swimming pools and you see that it is going to rain in the following days, you will have to suspend the installation.

Of course. The Atlanttic Aquaciment® system is equally valid on old pools as on new construction pools.

Yes. It is totally suitable. Before applying our microcement for swimming pools, it will be necessary to waterproof the concrete to avoid any future problem with the support.

Our Atlanttic Aquaciment® system is suitable for reinforced concrete formwork supports, projected and gunned concrete. This system is not a waterproofing mortar nor can it be applied to other microcements, gresites, cement glues, waterproof mortars and paints. The reason is that the anchoring on these supports is not the same.

Each microcement system must be carried out as indicated by the technical sheets. In the case of Atlanttic Aquaciment®, which has been reformulated and improved, it now incorporates a specific resin and varnish precisely to increase the performance of the product. If Acricem were used instead of Acricem Pool as component B of the microcement and primer, the mechanical and chemical resistances would be reduced.

As a primer, Acricem Pool must be applied.

Although at first glance Topsealer® WT One Coat, one of our most popular water-based varnishes, and Topsealer® WT Pool are similar; the chemical resistances are different. The specific sealer for our microcement system for pools tolerates agents such as bleach, ammonia and vinegar much better. Likewise, it is a harder sealer with better quality resins. Therefore, as in the case of the resin, it is necessary to use Topsealer® WT Pool.

It can and in fact it must be done this way, that is the procedure of the system. Since this varnish dries quite quickly. Leaving 4-8 hours between coats would be enough.

As possible, it can be. Since the "color" Natural White is actually the original microcement, without incorporated pigment. But we as manufacturers only give guarantees of the Natural White and the White (with pigment), the two options from the Atlanttic Aquaciment® color chart.

The maintenance of a pool lined with our microcement does not vary compared to other types of pools. The only thing we recommend is every 1 or 2 years, depending on the condition of the lining, to clean with pressurized water and renew the last layer of Topsealer® WT Pool varnish by sanding the surface beforehand.

The application process of our Atlanttic Aquaciment® microcement for swimming pools is the same for both lining the pool basin and the edges, crown and surrounding area.

Seven days after sealing, you could start filling the microcement pool with water.

Although Atlanttic Aquaciment® is designed as a system for pools and other surfaces, the great hardness it possesses allows it to be used as a terrace coating.

Yes. It can be used without any problems.

We do not advise applying the new formulation over the old system.

To apply the Atlanttic Aquaciment® microcement for pools with the "fresh on fresh" technique, the fourth coat must be applied one hour after the third layer has been applied.

To obtain a smoother finish, the layers of this microcement for swimming pools can be sanded with 24 or 40 grain sandpaper depending on the hardness that the product has reached. Or, also, apply the "fresh on fresh" technique and in the last layer use a sprayer with water and refine afterwards with the help of a metal trowel.