Ecopoxy Specs — Coverage Rates, Mix Ratios & Prices
Ecopoxy epoxy products compared: published coverage rates, mix ratios, thickness caps, recoat windows and official prices — every figure cited with a Last Verified date.
Quick answer
Ecopoxy sells 3 epoxy products — none with a published coverage chart. Every figure below traces to an official Ecopoxy source; anything unpublished is marked rather than estimated.
Manufacturer datasheet · 2026-11-06Ecopoxy publishes no coverage chart — a fact we state rather than paper over. Where a brand omits the number, this site applies the labeled theoretical baseline (the 1604 rule) instead of inventing one, and the spec tables below carry everything the brand does publish: mix ratios, thickness caps, recoat windows and prices, each with its source.
Ecopoxy Ecopoxy FlowCast
Coverage: No sq-ft figures published; Ecopoxy's official calculator is volume-based (with +5% allowance) — pour math applies.
Specs (official sources):
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Mix ratio | 2:1 by volume — 2.3A:1B by mass — measure by volume unless using a mass-verified scale recipe. |
| Recommended coat | 1.5" |
| Max single pour | 1.5" — 13–38 mm (0.5–1.5") per layer for pours up to 30 L (dual: product page + TDS) |
| Recoat window | Next layer without sanding while tacky (20–44 h); after set-to-touch wait ~72 h then scuff 220 grit |
| Price | $149.96 per 1.585 gal kit ($94.61/gal) — official product page starting variant (6 L kit, sale $149.96 vs list $179.96); per-gal computed from 6 L (single) |
| Typical uses | river tables, ocean tables, encapsulated objects, decorative art, custom furniture |
Ecopoxy Ecopoxy UVPoxy
Coverage: No sq-ft figures published (volume-based calculator); max film 1/8" per coat is the dual-verified spec that feeds the theoretical rate.
Specs (official sources):
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Mix ratio | 1:1 by volume — 1.2A:1B by mass |
| Recommended coat | 0.125" |
| Max single pour | 0.125" |
| Recoat window | Layer while tacky (4–10 h); official FAQ: after set-to-touch (~10 h) scuff 220 grit before recoating |
| Price | $29.96 per 0.1321 gal kit ($226.8/gal) — official product page starting variant (500 mL kit, sale $29.96 vs list $32.96); per-gal computed — small kits price high per gallon, larger sizes scale down (single) |
| Typical uses | high-gloss topcoats, epoxy inlays, fluid art, decorative countertops, charcuterie boards |
Ecopoxy Ecopoxy FlowCast SPR
Coverage: No sq-ft figures (volume-based); 3 L max per pour is the dual-verified cap.
Specs (official sources):
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Mix ratio | 2:1 by volume — 2.5A:1B by mass |
| Recommended coat | 1" |
| Max single pour | 1" — 6–25 mm (0.25–1") per layer, pours up to 3 L (dual: product page + SPR TDS) |
| Recoat window | Next layer after previous reaches set-to-touch (24 h at 25 mm); SPR TDS: 20–32 h tacky window at 13 mm |
| Price | $34.96 per 0.1981 gal kit ($176.45/gal) — official product page starting variant (750 mL kit, sale $34.96 vs list $37.96); per-gal computed (single) |
| Typical uses | serving trays, drink coasters, small live-edge casting, wood void filler |
Sources & verification
Captured 2026-11-06. WAF-protected pages were read from official archived snapshots or the brands' own Shopify/Zendesk endpoints — every quote still traces to an official Ecopoxy channel, with the access route noted where relevant. Full per-verbatim collection records live in this site's data file.
- https://www.ecopoxy.com/products/flowcast
- https://www.ecopoxy.com
- https://www.ecopoxy.com/products/uvpoxy
- https://www.ecopoxy.com/products/flowcast-spr
Use the numbers
- Coverage calculator — pick the Ecopoxy product, enter your area, get gallons with this rate.
- Cost calculator — the same job priced against every other brand.
- Mix ratio calculator — exact Part A/B splits at 2:1.
How to read these tables
Three habits make spec sheets comparable instead of confusing. First, read the coverage rows before the price rows: a cheaper per-gallon price on a product that covers less ground can be the more expensive pour, and the calculator above is the honest tiebreaker. Second, treat the thickness caps as hard limits, not suggestions — a coating product pushed into casting depth fails from the inside out, by heat, hours after the pour looked fine. Third, check the recoat window against your actual schedule: a 3-hour window means the second coat goes on the same afternoon or not at all without sanding, and a day-long deep-pour window means a weekend, not an evening. Every value above keeps its source and verification mark so those trade-offs can be argued with data — and where a row reads "(to be verified)", it means the brand does not publish the figure, not that we skipped it.
FAQ
What coverage does Ecopoxy publish?
Ecopoxy publishes no sq-ft-per-gallon chart; this site applies the labeled 1604-rule theoretical baseline to its products instead of an invented number. The [coverage calculator](/epoxy-coverage-calculator) switches rates automatically when you pick a Ecopoxy product.
Where do these Ecopoxy specifications come from?
Every figure is captured from Ecopoxy's own published material — official product pages, TDS documents and help-center articles — with the source link shown under each table and a Last Verified date (2026-11-06). Where the same figure appears on two official pages it is marked dual-verified.
Is Ecopoxy the best epoxy for my project?
Size the project first — area and thickness through the [coverage calculator](/epoxy-coverage-calculator) — then compare candidates on the specs that matter for your job: max coat thickness for builds, recoat window for schedules, and the price per gallon from the [cost calculator](/epoxy-cost-calculator). "Best" without a project is marketing.
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