Primaloc Epoxy Specs — Coverage Rates, Mix Ratios & Prices
Primaloc Epoxy 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
Primaloc Epoxy sells 2 epoxy products, with published coverage figures from 3.33 to 48 sq ft/gal. Every figure below traces to an official Primaloc Epoxy source; anything unpublished is marked rather than estimated.
Manufacturer datasheet · 2026-11-06Primaloc Epoxy is one of the brands that publishes real coverage figures — 16 sq ft/gal @ 0.125" (see the tables below). That matters more than any marketing line: a published rate converts your square footage into gallons deterministically, and every figure below is quoted from the brand's own pages with the source shown. Run your area through the coverage calculator and the rate column does the rest.
Primaloc Epoxy Primaloc Bar & Table Top Epoxy
Published coverage (status column shows published vs derived-from-official-calculator):
| Coat / basis | Thickness | Rate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| flood coat | 0.125" | 16 sq ft/gal | published (dual) |
| seal coat (brushed thin layer) | — | 48 sq ft/gal | published (dual) |
Specs (official sources):
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Mix ratio | 1:1 by volume — 1 gallon combined kit = 1/2 gal resin + 1/2 gal hardener (product page) |
| Recommended coat | 0.125" |
| Recoat window | Flood coat 4–6 h after seal coat; further layers every 4 h — past 10 h, sand with 220–320 grit before recoating |
| Price | $79 per 1 gal kit ($79/gal) — Shopify official product JSON (checkout source); homepage price tags all match (dual) |
| Typical uses | bar tops, tabletops, countertops, river tables, charcuterie boards |
Primaloc Epoxy Primaloc Deep Pour Epoxy
Published coverage (status column shows published vs derived-from-official-calculator):
| Coat / basis | Thickness | Rate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| pour | 0.25" | 6.67 sq ft/gal | derived — '1/4" thick: 1.5 gallon Deep Pour Epoxy kit covers - 10 sq ft' (both pages) → per-gallon rate derived: 10 ÷ 1.5 = 6.67 |
| pour | 0.5" | 3.33 sq ft/gal | derived — '1/2" thick: 1.5 gallon kit covers - 5 sq ft' → 5 ÷ 1.5 = 3.33 |
Published as kit coverage (1.5 gal kit); per-gallon rates on this site are derived arithmetic, marked derived.
Specs (official sources):
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Mix ratio | 2:1 by volume |
| Recommended coat | 2" |
| Max single pour | 2" |
| Recoat window | Recoat within 12–24 h; after the first layer, cap each added layer at 1 inch (help center) |
| Price | $149 per 1.5 gal kit ($99.33/gal) — Shopify checkout JSON (authoritative); page-tag conflict on 3/12 gal variants recorded honestly (labels $279/$999 vs actual $289/$979) (single (1.5/6 gal dual; 3/12 gal page-tag conflict)) |
| Typical uses | river tables, casting, embedding objects |
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 Primaloc Epoxy channel, with the access route noted where relevant. Full per-verbatim collection records live in this site's data file.
- https://www.primaloc.com/products/bar-top-epoxy
- https://www.primaloc.com/blogs/epoxy-resources/measuring-how-much-epoxy-you-need
- https://primaloc.helpscoutdocs.com/article/785-installing-epoxy
- https://www.primaloc.com/products/deep-pour-epoxy
- https://primaloc.helpscoutdocs.com/article/867-instructions-for-primaloc-deep-pour-epoxy
- https://primaloc.helpscoutdocs.com/article/789-maximum-thickness-depth
Use the numbers
- Coverage calculator — pick the Primaloc Epoxy 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 1:1.
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 Primaloc Epoxy publish?
The published figures are in the tables below with their sources — use them for Primaloc Epoxy products before the theoretical baseline. The [coverage calculator](/epoxy-coverage-calculator) switches rates automatically when you pick a Primaloc Epoxy product.
Where do these Primaloc Epoxy specifications come from?
Every figure is captured from Primaloc Epoxy'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 Primaloc Epoxy 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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