Everflow EF-100 | Epoxy Resin Flooring Kit (3gal)

A 3-gallon kit covers 150 to 200 sq ft as a base coat, stretches to 480 to 600 sq ft as a primer (8 to 10 mils), and covers 100 to 150 sq ft as a metallic coat, depending on concrete porosity and the profile of the slab.

At 68°F you can recoat in 18 to 24 hours, allow light foot traffic in about a day, and vehicle traffic in roughly two days. Full chemical cure takes about 7 days. Warmer temperatures speed this up; cooler temperatures slow it down. Recoat within 48 hours or you'll need to sand the previous coat first.

EF-100 is the standard 100% solids base coat, the all-purpose workhorse. EF-150 is the fast-curing, cold-tolerant version for tight timelines and low temperatures. EF-155 is the super-fast-cure option built for same-day metallic and chip systems.

As an epoxy, EF-100 will discolor under prolonged UV exposure. For sunlit, outdoor, or high-light areas, finish it with an Everflow UV-stable polyaspartic or urethane topcoat such as EF-275 or EF-290.

Diamond-grind the concrete to an ICRI CSP-2 profile and remove all dust, oil, and contaminants. The slab should be at least 3,635 psi compressive strength, under 4% moisture, and at least 3°C above the dew point. Repair all cracks and holes before coating.

If your slab is subject to hydrostatic pressure or high moisture vapor emission, apply a moisture vapor barrier such as Everflow EF-160 before EF-100. Coating a high-moisture slab without a barrier risks delamination.

It meets requirements for indirect food contact and use in food-processing plants when properly mixed, applied, and cured.

About 30 to 40 minutes at 70°F and 50% humidity. Mix Part B into Part A for no more than 1 minute on a low-speed drill, then pour immediately. Never let mixed product sit in the bucket, as it will heat up and cure rapidly.

A typical 2-car garage runs about 400 to 500 sq ft. At 150 to 200 sq ft per kit as a base coat, plan on 3 kits for one coat. If you prime first, one kit covers 480 to 600 sq ft at 8 to 10 mils. See our garage coverage guide for the full chart.

Yes, as long as the old coating is sound and bonded. Clean it, sand it to dull the gloss, and remove all dust before you pour. Anything peeling or loose has to come off first.

It's built to resist hot tire pickup, one of the most common failures with water-based garage epoxy paint. Good prep matters most: grind to CSP-2 and give it about 2 days before you park on it.

Hardware-store kits are usually water-based at 30 to 50% solids, so most of what you roll on evaporates and leaves 2 to 3 mils. EF-100 is 100% solids. Everything in the kit stays on the floor, 10 mils or more per coat.

A diamond grinder for prep, a low-speed drill and mixing paddle, a rubber squeegee, a roller with a 10 mm nap, and spike shoes.

Yes. As a metallic coat, one kit covers 100 to 150 sq ft. Add metallic pigment, and follow our step-by-step metallic guide.

2 to 1 by volume, pre-measured in the kit: 7.56 L of Part A resin and 3.78 L of Part B hardener. It comes in clear, white, beige, light grey, medium grey and black.

Free UPS Ground shipping on orders of $150 or more. A single EF-100 kit qualifies. You can also pick up free at our Pompano Beach warehouse. For large jobs or contractor pricing, message your Latux rep.