I like it, was easy to apply. Good price and quality. Need to give it a couple years and see how it holds up.

I have a 20x40 pool and followed manufacturers specs for coverage applying two coats and did not thin as suggested you could when applying first coat. I ended up with two full (plus another 1/2 gallon open) extra cans which you can not return. Be cautious when ordering online here following the guide provided for coverage. I ended up buying much more than I actually needed.
I guess if I ordered from a local paint store I would have been able to return but not here on Amazon as far as I can tell.
So far adhesion and durability are not an issue but its only been 1 month after painting pool. Guess time will tell, just offering my 2 cents for ordering regarding product coverage.

We liked the thickness of the paint. Easy to apply. Ours did start to bubble after we filled the pool. I believe we followed the instructions. We applied 3-4 coats on top of our older concrete pool. We waited 2 days before filling, but it was sprinkling 1 of the 2 days - it's hard to know if the bubbles are from that or other factors. Generally satisfied. We would have painted it white, instead of royal blue, if we knew it would bubble up in spots. We have small white circles where the paint bubbles and peeled.

I keep seeing people complain about this paint not sticking. The surface NEEDS to be etched and cleaned properly, period. If you scrape/sand/blast the old paint off you still need to TSP wash THEN acid wash THEN tsp again, and rinse VERY liberally. Anyone that has issues with this paint sticking is either: a. not prepping correctly, b. not allowing the proper dry time before filling, or c. should not be taking on DIY projects like this as they lack the ability to read instructions and follow them. I have been using this paint for years, not only on my pool but my fountains as well, one of which needs to be replastered, but this paint covers it just fine. I had an adhesion issue one of the times I have used this paint to refinish my pool. It was 100% my fault for cutting a corner during prep and thinking the acid wash was not needed on the surfaces I had sanded, which is exactly where it lifted. Next time I did the acid wash as I should have previosuly and got the typical amazing results again. Be advised that acrylics do not last 10 years. You will need to reapply every 2-3 years.