Bond Kote™ Surface Preparation Powder Part-A & B

Description Reliable Bonding for Pool Resurfacing Projects Bond Kote™ Powder Part-B works in combination with the liquid resin Part-A to form a mechanical bonding layer between old and new plaster surfaces. This two-part system is engineered to simplify pool resurfacing while improving adhesion strength and long-term performance. Each system is formulated as: (2) 65 lb bags of dry cement mix (Part-B) (1) 5-gallon liquid resin container (Part-A) The result is a consistent, easy-to-apply coating that prepares existing plaster surfaces for a secure and even new finish. Key Features Designed for pool plaster bonding applications Creates a mechanical bond over existing plaster finishes Cementitious coating system for reliable surface preparation Helps reduce demolition and surface removal Ideal for pool renovation and resurfacing projects Common Applications Pool resurfacing over existing plaster Surface preparation before applying new plaster finishes Renovation of aging or deteriorated pool interiors Application Guide Prepare the Surface Ensure the existing plaster is clean, structurally sound, and free of debris, oils, or loose material. Mix Components Combine Bond Kote™ Powder Part-B with the Liquid Resin Part-A according to manufacturer specifications. Apply Coating Evenly apply the mixed coating to the prepared surface using appropriate tools (brush, roller, or spray). Allow to Cure Let the coating set properly before applying new plaster. Proceed with Plastering Once cured, apply the new plaster finish directly over the Bond Kote™ layer. Frequently Asked Questions What is Bond Kote™ used for? Bond Kote™ is used to prepare existing pool plaster surfaces so new plaster can bond securely without removing the old layer. Do I need both Part-A and Part-B? Yes. The system requires both the liquid resin (Part-A) and the powder (Part-B) to create the proper bonding coating. Can this be used on all pool surfaces? It is specifically designed for bonding new plaster to existing plaster surfaces in swimming pools. Does it replace surface demolition? In many cases, yes. It helps eliminate the need for full surface removal when the existing plaster is still structurally sound. How does it improve adhesion? It creates a mechanical bonding layer that enhances the grip between the old surface and the new plaster.