Epotec has been used on a wide range of commercial and community pools over the years. Here is a selection so you can see some of the more interesting projects, where Epotec was selected as being the best answer.
Epotec is available in a light blue called SKY. If provides a soft blue colour in most conditions as you can see here.
Bondi is a mid blue colour and is the most popular colour for Epotec by a long way. It gives a good colour depth without being too dark. Most commercial and community pools are coated in Bondi Epotec.
Tasman is a dark blue and is ideal for when seeking a more definite blue. It works well with any red - brown colours around the pool. (pavers etc). This is the second most popular colour.
Pacific Blue is a dark navy blue and provides a striking colour. It will keep your pool warmer as it absorbs heat. (Maybe too hot in the tropics though)
Slate grey is dark grey and gives a bluish result on sunny days. It can be quite gloomy on overcast days however.
Pale Jade creates an intersting result being a blue - green colour. On bright days it is like the coral sea.
White gives a blank pallete and it will provide colours as a result of overhead conditions and the depth of the pool. As can be seen from a clear white to a mid blue.
Epotec in Chamois looks unusual being a yellow. But when filled it will give a bright greenish shade as it gains blue from the sky above. It suits a tropical garden concept well.
Aqua is a pale version of Pale Jade and provides a more subtle result.
Whisper grey is for when a hint of grey will do. It leaves a cool blue colour generally.
Black will either gain your admiration or you won't go there. Can give a range of impressions depending on lighting, angle of viewing and depth of pool.
Epotec is available in a range of other colours and here are some examples of it use.
Sick of the pool....... then see how one person converted it into a pond (which can be converted back later on)
