You don't need to be a pool expert (or the President) to come up with the reason the Reflecting Pool is peeling: improperly primed, I'd bet my life on it. Any artist worth their salt knows you've got to prepare a surface prior to painting. This, from a handout I penned for students in 2004:
PRIMERS
"Priming is the key to most paint finishes. It creates a bond between the surface you want to paint and the paint finish you are applying. Primers are specially formulated to create smooth surfaces for the base coat, sealing new drywall, new plaster, concrete, raw wood and any repairs, allowing the paint to spread smoothly without soaking in. There are many different types of primers for different surfaces.
"Primers should never be used exclusively as a base coat. I know, we all want to cut corners just a little bit, but don’t be tempted; however, if you want to apply a dark base coat, your primer can be tinted to half the formula of the paint color. This will reduce the number of coats required to achieve the desired depth of color."
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