Yes and no! Some paints contain styrene or isocyanates, which are as unpleasant as they sound and potentially harmful to fish. Others contain biocides (in-can preservatives to increase the shelf life of the paint) which will leach out of the paint into the pond water. RESIENT Pondsafe contains no styrene, no isocyanates and no in-can biocides. It has been specifically formulated for the sole purpose of being a safe pond paint, unlike many other products which are simply re-badged water based epoxy or acrylic paints.
Applying epoxy paints yourself shouldn’t be a daunting task and it isn’t if you do your research and follow the instructions set down by the manufacturer. But not everything can
There are so many to choose from and all suggest that they are the best and why wouldn’t they. Choice depends on many parameters and needs; Budget, durability, Hygiene, decorative,
There are advantages and disadvantages for most pond finishing options. In essence, pond paints are significantly less expensive than fibreglass and roughly comparable with a basic EPDM or butyl rubber liner. However…
There are advantages and disadvantages for most pond finishing options. In essence, pond paints are significantly less expensive than fibreglass and roughly comparable with a basic EPDM or butyl rubber liner. However…
Pond paints are significantly less expensive than fibreglass and roughly comparable with a basic EPDM or butyl rubber liner. However, a basic liner can be very tricky to install correctly
