Mipa RC 255-30 is the coating stage for brush and roller work on suitable pool, pond and basin surfaces. It is used where a chlorinated rubber finish is the correct coating type for the existing surface and service conditions.
Coatblend guided shopping
A concrete swimming pool coating job needs more than colour. The surface must be dry, sound and compatible before the chlorinated rubber coating is applied. The specified Mipa RC 255-30 products are for a careful chlorinated rubber coating job on a clean, sound and compatible substrate.
Mipa RC 255-30 is the coating stage for brush and roller work on suitable pool, pond and basin surfaces. It is used where a chlorinated rubber finish is the correct coating type for the existing surface and service conditions.
The specified 5 kg RC 255-30 options cover the available Mipa price groups for different colour choices. Choose the colour group that matches the required finish and project specification.
The thixotropic character supports hand application on larger shaped surfaces, curves and edges. Apply thin, even films according to the Mipa technical data rather than trying to build a heavy coat at once.
Check that the concrete swimming pool is sound, dry and compatible with a chlorinated rubber coating. Remove algae, loose paint, chalking, grease and mineral deposits before coating work starts.
Sand or abrade glossy and repaired areas so the coating can grip. On a previously painted concrete swimming pool, unstable old coating must be removed back to a firm edge.
Use Mipa RC 255-30 according to the official technical information, including the specified thinner method and film build guidance. For swimming pool use, follow the Mipa Pool Ruc structure guidance as referenced by Mipa.
Work in controlled sections and avoid heavy build. A thin and even chlorinated rubber film is safer than trying to cover all imperfections with one thick pass.
Keep the concrete swimming pool protected from water, contamination and early service until the coating system has dried and cured as required by the technical information.
Use RC 255-30 only when the concrete, plaster or mineral surface has been prepared into a clean, stable and dry coating base.
Use RC 255-30 over a compatible old coating only after cleaning, sanding and removing all loose or chalky areas.
Select price group I, II or III according to the required Mipa colour group rather than treating the price group as a performance difference.
For a concrete pool, spend more time on cleaning and compatibility checks than on rushing the first coat. A pool coating fails quickly when moisture, chalking or loose old paint is left behind.
© 2026 All Rights Reserved.