SURFACE PREPARATION
The very best results can be achieved by preparing the surface area of your pond properly.  It is important to make sure that everything from cracks, old peeling coating, chipped concrete, cold joints and the like and taken care of so that they pose no further chance of causing future failures.  Masonry should be etched before applying Pond Shield as well.  Choose a video size, SMALL, MEDIUM, or LARGE.

TOUCHING UP WITH A BRUSH
After your coating has been properly applied it is always a good idea to inspect it for any flaws prior to filling your pond with water.  This is the best scenario for using a brush.  Mix up only small enough amounts that you know you can use before the material hardens.  Choose a video size, SMALL, MEDIUM, or LARGE.

USING A SHORT NAP ROLLER
We recommend that you apply your coating initially with a rubber squeegee but you may find it easier to apply it with a short nap roller.  Remember, Pond Shield is designed thick like grease so that it hangs at the proper thickness.  If you need to, you can always switch back to the squeegee, then use the roller to smooth out the squeegee marks and lines.  Choose a video size, SMALL, MEDIUM, or LARGE.

SPRAYING POND SHIELD
Pond Shield epoxy has been designed very thick so that it will hang on a vertical or upside-down surface.  If you plan to spray Pond Shield, you'll need a machine that will handle this sort of viscosity.  Check our spray specifications page for more information.  To watch how Pond Shield is sprayed, choose a video.  Choose a video size, SMALL, MEDIUM, or LARGE.

SEALING A WOODEN WATER FEATURE
Pond Shield can be used on a variety of materials including wood.  This video will show you how to apply Pond Shield Clear in conjunction with fiberglass to a wooden pond.  Choose a video size, SMALL, MEDIUM, or LARGE.

LEAK PROOF WATERFALL
Creating a leak proof waterfall is very easy.  All it takes is attention to detail and Pond Shield.  Choose a video size, SMALL, MEDIUM, or LARGE.