Resincoat HB Epoxy Garage Floor Paint
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 See manufacturer source. 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.
Verified notes
- Two-part high-build 100% epoxy garage floor paint for vehicle and foot traffic.
- Manufacturer coverage is 3–4 m²/kg for the 1 kg kit, 8–10 m² for 2.5 kg, 17–20 m² for 5 kg, and 35–40 m² for 10 kg, all per coat.
- Resincoat advises two coats in most cases, so one-coat coverage should not be treated as complete-system coverage.
- The manufacturer describes the coating as solvent and diluent free, oil and petrol resistant, with the surface usable again in about 24 hours.
- Current variant pricing is not normalized into the purchase optimizer yet.
Kit and price snapshots
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