T A Paints LtdTwo Pack Epoxy Resin Garage Floor Paint 3 In 1 Primer Sealer Protect Heavy Duty 2k Industrial Factory Floor Coating for Concrete Stone Brick (5L Tile Brick Red)

The picture is just the first coat, 2.5l covered 15m2 with some left over on a concrete floor with self levelling compound, scratched up with 40 grit to give a key. It was very easy to roller on and is touch dry after 3 hours at 12c. The paint can has enough space to pour the catalyst and thinners in so you don’t need a separate container. So far very good.

I bought the total 2.5 l pack,. The epoxy and the curing agent arrived in 2 separate tins. Great. I used a cheap wall papering adhesive brush and it did a great job. The coverage was quarter of the advertised figure. I understand it depends on the surface absorbency etc however , had I been warned in advance then I would have bought greater quantity and disposed the PPE and application brush and plastic mixing container on completing the job , now I will have to buy another set which can work out quite expensive. Roller application , given the consistency was out of question, so application was laboriously painful. I have ordered another 2.5l pack and hope the weather holds as it cannot be applied below 10C (?).

Good garage floor paint, but if you buy enough for two coats don’t mix it all up at once, as it will be too dry/congealed to use.

Wasn’t sure what to expect as no other reviews but was pleasantly surprised. Helpful instructions in the product listing, mixed well with my cordless drill mixer and was able to get good coverage using a roller and some elbow grease. Did the job nicely, so far so good!

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Ordered Goosewing Grey but you have sent Light Blue, I realise when I open the tin and stir it. Now what ?

The showroom finish cannot be (is not) obtained at the coverage suggested. If you watch the video, they are pouring it on the floor, which is probably the only way to fill the average concrete floor surface roughness and achieve the glossy showroom finish that their video suggests is possible, and who knows how much paint you need in that case (perhaps two or three times the advertised coverage of 10 m2 per litre). At the advertised 10 m2 per litre, and using a roller, you get a satin finish which only highlights the roughness of the original floor - I wish I hadn't bothered - I think the original unpainted floor had a nicer finish. Please be reassured that I applied it correctly, according to the instructions. The advertised showroom finish cannot be obtained at the stated coverage - you would need to double or triple it. Way too expensive too - I would have liked to have added another coat but have you seen the price for 1 litre!

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