All Purpose Coatings EPO100T Tinted Epoxy Coating
Technical data used by EpoxyCalc to decide whether this product fits a project. Values are sourced from the manufacturer and show the last verification date below.
Manufacturer-published floor coverage
Coverage is stored as published area-per-kit or area-per-coat data. EpoxyCalc does not convert mass-based kits to litres unless the manufacturer supplies a reliable conversion basis.
Recommended coats: 2
How to use this product data
EpoxyCalc currently catalogs this system for garage floor. Floor products are compared using manufacturer-published coverage data rather than casting depth. The listed mix ratio is 3:1 by volume. Always measure using the method stated by the manufacturer because weight and volume ratios are not automatically interchangeable.
This page is a planning reference, not a substitute for the current technical data sheet. Re-check the manufacturer guidance before a large pour, especially when temperature, total mass or project geometry is near a published limit. Product availability and prices can also change after the verification date shown above.
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Verified notes
- Australian-made two-pack industrial epoxy coating for residential, commercial and industrial floors and walls.
- Manufacturer publishes a spread rate of 3–8 m²/L depending on system, application method and substrate porosity.
- Manufacturer states that two coats are required.
- The 4 L kit contains 3 L tinted epoxy resin Part A and 1 L hardener Part B, giving a 3:1 package ratio by volume.
- Public prices below are the manufacturer-listed prices and are shown excluding GST on the product pages.
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