SWIMMING POOL

🔹 Step 1: Bond Coat (One-Step BOND-KOTE)

• This is rolled onto the prepared pool surface (usually chipped/etched gunite, shotcrete, or old plaster that’s been cleaned).

• It acts like a primer layer, creating a mechanical and chemical bridge so the new coating adheres well.

• Applied with a 1¼″ nap roller (or brush for tight areas).
  
  

🔹 Step 2: Roll-On Plaster (Sider-Crete Sider-Proof FF-PR)

Once the bond coat cures (typically the next day), you can apply the Sider-Crete roll-on plaster.

• It’s a polymer-modified cement finish that you roll on in two coats. After rolling, installers usually use a MagicTrowel or similar flexible squeegee to smooth it out, because the roller alone leaves texture.

• This gives you the final decorative and waterproof finish—closer in feel to Diamond Brite, but doable without a full crew of plasterers.
  ✅ So yes: Bond coat first (SGM One-Step BOND-KOTE) → Roll-on plaster (Sider-Crete).
  That combo is actually pretty common when people want to avoid a full replaster job but still get a long-lasting cementitious surface.