Epoxy Crack Filler | 100% Solids Non Sag Gel for Cracks and Joints Epoxy Crack Filler is a professional grade, 100% solids, two component (1 to 1) gel epoxy built for repairing cracks, joints, spalls, and surface defects in concrete. The non sag consistency is the entire point of the product. It goes exactly where you put it and it stays there, on the floor or on a wall. Liquid repair resins have two failure modes. On a slab they disappear into the subgrade and you come back to fill the same crack twice. On a wall they run straight down and you chase them with a knife. This gel does neither. It bridges the void, holds the v groove, and gives you time to tool it flush before it sets. This is the controlled repair. One application, tooled flush, ground smooth, coated over. Where This Product Fits in Your System Floor Cracks and Spalls: Fills and holds without sinking into the slab, so one pass finishes the repair. Vertical Repairs: Wall stems, curbs, and pillars where a liquid filler would run before it set. Control Joints: Static contraction joints you need filled flush with the surrounding floor. Pre Coating Prep: Sealing cracks before a high build epoxy, flake, metallic, or polyaspartic system goes down. Key Features and Benefits Non Sag Gel Formula: Holds on vertical surfaces without dripping, running, or slumping. Horizontal and Vertical: One product for the slab, the curb, and the wall instead of two. 100% Solids and Zero VOC: Solvent free with virtually no odor, so it works in occupied interiors, basements, and garages. 1 to 1 Mix Ratio: Equal parts by volume. Nothing to measure wrong on a jobsite. Superior Bond Strength: High mechanical properties built for industrial and commercial traffic. 30 Minutes of Working Time: Enough room to place and tool the repair properly, and ready to grind in 2 hours 30 minutes. Gray: Blends under a full flake or quartz broadcast and disappears under an opaque base coat. It does not accept pigment. Grinds Clean: Once cured it takes a diamond without gumming up, which is what lets you make the repair disappear. Excellent Compatibility: Coats over with any epoxy, urethane, or polyaspartic system we sell. Why Professional Installers Use It A liquid repair on a wide crack is a guessing game. You pour, it sinks, you come back, you pour again. Every trip costs material and labor, and the repair still ends up low. This gel stays in the v groove. You press it in once, tool it flush, and move on. That is the whole economic argument, and it is why installers who switch to a gel do not go back to chasing liquid down a wall. Mixing Instructions Mix Ratio: Combine 1 part Part A with 1 part Part B by volume. Mix Time: Mix thoroughly for a minimum of 3 minutes until the color is completely uniform. Technique: Scrape the sides and the bottom of the container. Unmixed material on the wall of the pail is unmixed material in your repair. Batch Size: Mix only what you can place and tool. A gel that starts to set in the container cannot be brought back. Pro Note: Need a paste and already have epoxy on the shelf? LABTEC Thickening Agent turns any 100% solids epoxy into a filler on demand. Use this gel when you want the repair ready to go out of the bucket. Application Guidelines Surface Prep: The crack must be clean, dry, and mechanically prepared. No primer required. Placement: Use a flat putty knife, a 6 inch broad knife, or a steel margin trowel to press the gel into the crack or spall. Finishing: Tool the material flush with the surrounding concrete while it is still workable. Time spent here saves grinding later. Grinding: Once the material is hard, grind or sand it flush with a diamond grinder for a seamless transition. Coating: Once the material is hard and ground smooth, the repair is ready for your primer or base coat. RIGID REPAIR WARNING This is a rigid repair material. It is correct for cracks, spalls, pop outs, and static contraction joints. It is not for moving expansion joints. Concrete that moves will crack a rigid filler and take some slab with it. If the joint moves, it needs a flexible filler instead. Product Specifications Specification Detail Kit Size 2 Gallon Kit Solids Content 100% Solids Mix Ratio 1 to 1 by volume Consistency Non sag gel, horizontal and vertical VOC Zero VOC, very low odor Primer Required No Shelf Life 1 year, unopened, under normal storage Color Gray. Does not accept pigment. Working Time 30 minutes Ready to Grind 2 hours 30 minutes Cure times shift with slab and air temperature. Use the TDS for exact figures on your job. Frequently Asked Questions What makes this different from liquid crack repair? This is a high viscosity gel. A liquid repair is designed to soak deep into a hairline crack. This gel is designed to bridge wider voids and hold on vertical surfaces without running or sinking. Can I use this on walls? Yes. The non sag formula was built for vertical work: wall stems, curbs, and pillars. It works just as well flat on the floor. How fast can I coat over it? Cure time varies with temperature. Once the material is hard to the touch and ground smooth, it is ready for your primer or base coat. Is this compatible with polyaspartic topcoats? Yes. Being 100% solids epoxy, it is a stable base for essentially all epoxy and polyaspartic coating systems. Can this be sanded or ground? Yes. Once cured it grinds cleanly without gumming up diamonds, which is what lets you create a seamless transition on the floor. Is it safe for interior residential use? Yes. Zero VOC and very low odor make it suitable for basements, garages, and occupied commercial interiors. Can I color match this repair to my floor? No. Epoxy Crack Filler is gray and does not accept pigment. That is not a problem under a full flake broadcast or an opaque base coat, where the repair disappears anyway. If you need the repair itself tinted to match the floor, use Crack and Joint Paste instead. It ships white and takes both solid color and metallic pigment. How long is the working time? 30 minutes, and the repair is ready to grind in 2 hours 30 minutes. Both shift with slab and air temperature. Mix only what you can place and tool inside that window. Do I need to prime the crack first? No. This material bonds aggressively to clean, dry, mechanically profiled concrete without a separate primer. What tool is best for applying this gel? A stiff putty knife, a 6 inch broad knife, or a small steel margin trowel. Press the gel in rather than dragging it across. Can I use this for expansion joints? No. This is a rigid repair material. For a moving expansion joint you need a flexible filler. For static contraction joints, this gel is an excellent choice. What is the shelf life? Under normal storage in unopened containers, typically one year. How much do I need? Coverage depends entirely on how wide and deep the cracks are, so there is no useful square foot number. Measure your linear footage and estimate the void. A 2 gallon kit covers a great deal of hairline work and far less spall repair. Technical Documents Download the technical and safety data sheets for Epoxy Crack Filler below: Technical Data Sheet (TDS)   |   Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

Two Component DIY Garage Floor Epoxy for Homeowners, Painters, and Handymen This is a true two component, water based amine adduct epoxy designed for interior concrete floors. It gives homeowners, painters, and handymen a practical way to install a real epoxy garage floor without moving directly into the shorter working times and higher film build of a 100% solids contractor system. The coating contains 55.32% solids by volume, provides approximately 1 to 2 hours of pot life at 77 degrees Fahrenheit, and builds approximately 3 mils of dry film per coat. Two coats are recommended over bare concrete, producing approximately 6 mils of total dry epoxy film when applied at the recommended thickness. Use it as a solid color garage floor coating or add decorative vinyl flakes and an optional One Stop Epoxy Urethane WB topcoat. Free shipping to the 48 contiguous states, and most orders ship out the same or next business day. Quick Answer: This is a two component water based epoxy for DIY garage floors and other properly prepared interior concrete. Each mixed gallon covers up to approximately 200 square feet per coat. Two coats are recommended over bare concrete. Pot life is approximately 1 to 2 hours at 77 degrees Fahrenheit, and warmer temperatures can shorten that time. Where This DIY Garage Floor Epoxy Fits This coating is made primarily for interior residential and light commercial concrete where ease of application, longer working time, appearance, and durability all matter. Application Fit Residential Garage Floors Excellent choice for solid color or decorative flake garage floors. Home Workshops Suitable for properly prepared interior concrete exposed to normal tools, equipment, foot traffic, and household use. Painters and Handymen A practical entry point for adding garage floor coating work without immediately moving into 100% solids epoxy systems. Light Commercial Floors Suitable for appropriate interior applications that do not require a heavy industrial flooring system. Exterior Concrete Not recommended. This product is intended for interior use. Heavy Commercial and Industrial Floors Choose a higher build system from our Epoxy Flooring Systems. Compare the Numbers, Not the Box Garage floor coatings use different resin chemistry, solids content, film thickness, coverage rates, and working times. Those numbers tell you more about the coating than the wording printed on the front of a package. What to Compare One Stop Epoxy DIY Coating Why It Matters Coating Chemistry Two component water based amine adduct epoxy Part A and Part B chemically crosslink to form the cured coating. Solids by Volume 55.32% plus or minus 2% Shows how much of the wet coating remains as cured film by volume. Solids by Weight 71.34% plus or minus 2% Provides another published measurement of the coating formulation. Wet Film Build Approximately 5.3 mils per coat The recommended wet thickness controls coverage and finished film build. Dry Film Build Approximately 3 mils per coat Two properly applied coats produce approximately 6 mils of total dry epoxy film. Pot Life Approximately 1 to 2 hours at 77 degrees Fahrenheit Provides more application time than many higher build contractor epoxy systems. Coverage Up to approximately 200 square feet per mixed gallon, per coat Coverage is stated per coat so the entire project can be calculated correctly. DIY Epoxy vs. 100% Solids Epoxy This product and a 100% solids epoxy serve different purposes. One is not being presented as a substitute for the other. Feature DIY Garage Floor Epoxy 100% Solids Epoxy Solids by Volume 55.32% plus or minus 2% 100% Application Brush and roller Requires more installation planning and experience Working Window Approximately 1 to 2 hour pot life at 77 degrees Fahrenheit Product dependent and commonly shorter Film Build Approximately 3 mils dry per coat Designed for substantially higher film build Best Fit DIYers, painters, handymen, and lighter duty interior floors Experienced installers, commercial systems, full flake systems, and higher build floors If your project requires greater film build, or a commercial flooring system, browse our Epoxy Resin Products and complete Epoxy Flooring Systems. Choose Solid Color, Decorative Flakes, or a Urethane Topcoat Solid Color Epoxy: Apply two coats over bare concrete for a clean, uniform Light Gray or Tan garage floor. Decorative Vinyl Flakes: Broadcast vinyl flakes into the wet final epoxy coat to add color variation and break up the solid background. Epoxy With Urethane: Add One Stop Epoxy Urethane WB when you want an additional wear layer over the epoxy and decorative flakes. Installation Tip: When broadcasting decorative flakes, work in sections no larger than approximately 6 feet by 6 feet. The flakes must land in wet epoxy to bond correctly. Surface Preparation Surface preparation directly affects adhesion. The concrete must be clean, dry, porous, and free of anything that can interfere with the epoxy bond. New concrete should be at least 30 days old. Remove dirt, dust, grease, oil, tire residue, curing compounds, and other contaminants. Repair cracks, holes, and damaged concrete before coating. Test bare concrete for sealer by placing water on several areas of the floor. If water beads instead of soaking into the concrete, the sealer must be removed before coating. Loose or peeling existing coatings must be removed. Glossy existing coatings must be sanded or mechanically abraded to a uniformly dull finish. Manufacturer Approved Acid Etching for Bare Concrete This specific epoxy allows manufacturer approved muriatic acid etching as a preparation method for suitable bare concrete. This is an exception to many higher build One Stop Epoxy flooring systems that require mechanical concrete preparation. For suitable bare concrete, prepare the floor using a 10% muriatic acid solution in accordance with the acid manufacturer's directions and safety requirements. Work in manageable sections, allow the acid to react with the concrete, and rinse the surface thoroughly before the acid dries. The finished surface should have a light texture similar to approximately 180 grit sandpaper. Allow the concrete to dry completely before moisture testing and coating. Important: Muriatic acid is hazardous. Wear appropriate eye, skin, hand, and foot protection and follow all instructions and safety precautions supplied by the acid manufacturer. Never acid etch over an existing paint or floor coating. Previously Painted Concrete Existing paint or coating may remain only if it is firmly bonded to the concrete. Remove anything loose, cracked, or peeling. Sand glossy coatings to remove the shine and create a uniformly dull surface. A simple adhesion check can help identify poorly bonded existing paint. Cut a small X through the coating, firmly apply strong tape over the X, and pull the tape away quickly. If the existing coating releases from the floor, additional removal is required before applying new epoxy. Lead Paint Warning: Scraping, sanding, wire brushing, or otherwise disturbing older paint can create hazardous lead dust. Before disturbing an older coating, determine whether lead may be present and follow current EPA lead safe work practices. Use appropriate respiratory protection, control dust, and clean the area with proper HEPA equipment and wet cleaning methods. Check the Concrete for Moisture After the floor has dried, tape a 2 foot by 2 foot sheet of clear plastic tightly to the concrete and leave it in place for 24 hours. If water droplets appear beneath the plastic or the concrete becomes visibly darker, do not apply the epoxy until the moisture condition has been resolved. The plastic sheet test can identify obvious moisture, but it is not a substitute for professional concrete moisture testing when moisture vapor transmission is a known concern. Mixing Instructions Correct mixing and induction are critical to the cure and performance of this coating. Premix Part A. Open the epoxy base and mix it thoroughly. Premix Part B. Mix the activator separately before combining the components. Combine the complete kit. Pour the entire Part B activator into Part A. Mix for 3 to 5 minutes. Use a low speed drill with a Jiffy Mixer or suitable mixing paddle. Scrape the sides and bottom while mixing. Do not whip air into the coating. Keep the mixer submerged and use low speed. Wait 30 minutes. Allow the mixed epoxy to stand for the full induction period before application. Apply within the pot life. Mixed material has approximately 1 to 2 hours of pot life at 77 degrees Fahrenheit. Higher temperatures shorten pot life. Do Not Skip the 30 Minute Induction Period: The induction period is part of the required mixing procedure. Complete the mixing process first, then allow the combined material to stand for 30 minutes before beginning application. Contractor Tip: Do not plan the job around receiving the full 2 hours of pot life. Pot life is temperature dependent. Warm material, warm concrete, and warm air can shorten the available time. Have the floor prepared, tools ready, and application plan established before mixing. How to Apply the Epoxy Apply only when the concrete surface and surrounding air are between 55 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Use a quality nylon or polyester brush for edges and detail work. Use a quality 1/2 inch nap roller cover for the main floor. Apply the coating evenly while maintaining a wet edge. If decorative flakes are being used, broadcast them while the epoxy remains wet. Allow the first coat to cure before applying the second coat. Apply the second coat within the 8 to 24 hour recoat window. Two coats are recommended over bare concrete for color uniformity, gloss uniformity, and the intended film build. Coverage, Recoat, and Cure Schedule Specification Product Information Coverage Up to approximately 200 square feet per mixed gallon, per coat Recommended Coats on Bare Concrete 2 coats Wet Film Build Approximately 5.3 mils per coat Dry Film Build Approximately 3 mils per coat Pot Life Approximately 1 to 2 hours at 77 degrees Fahrenheit Induction Time 30 minutes after mixing Dry to Touch Approximately 4 to 6 hours Recoat Window Between 8 and 24 hours Foot Traffic 48 hours Vehicle Traffic 72 hours Full Cure 7 days Temperature, humidity, concrete temperature, air movement, film thickness, and other job site conditions can affect dry and cure times. Do not place a vehicle on the floor simply because the coating feels dry to the touch. How Much DIY Garage Floor Epoxy Do You Need? One mixed gallon covers up to approximately 200 square feet per coat. Two coats are recommended over bare concrete. Calculate each coat separately and order complete kits for both coats. Do not plan on splitting one kit between separate coats. Roller covers, brushes, mixing containers, concrete porosity, surface texture, and normal application loss all affect actual coverage. Measured Floor Area Kits Per Coat Total Kits for 2 Coats Up to 200 square feet 1 2 201 to 400 square feet 2 4 401 to 600 square feet 3 6 601 to 800 square feet 4 8 801 to 1,000 square feet 5 10 Coverage is an estimate. Porous, rough, damaged, or uneven concrete may require additional material. DIY Garage Floor Epoxy Specifications Specification Product Information Coating Type Two component water based amine adduct epoxy Recommended Use Properly prepared interior garage, workshop, utility, and suitable light commercial concrete floors Colors Light Gray and Tan Tinting Universal colorants listed for the coating formulation Sheen Semi gloss Mixed Kit Size 1 gallon Part A 3/4 gallon epoxy base Part B 1 quart activator Solids by Volume 55.32% plus or minus 2% Solids by Weight 71.34% plus or minus 2% Coverage Up to approximately 200 square feet per gallon, per coat Recommended Wet Film Approximately 5.3 mils per coat Recommended Dry Film Approximately 3 mils per coat Pot Life Approximately 1 to 2 hours at 77 degrees Fahrenheit Application Temperature 55 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit for the surface and surrounding air Application Tools Quality nylon or polyester brush and 1/2 inch nap roller cover Cleanup Warm soap and water before the coating cures Use Limitation Interior use only When This Epoxy Is Not the Right Product This coating is intended for interior concrete floors. It is not recommended for driveways, uncovered patios, exterior walkways, immersion service, corrosive chemical environments, areas exposed to intense heat, below grade concrete, or slabs with unresolved moisture problems. For a higher build garage floor, full flake flooring system, metallic epoxy floor, moisture vapor barrier system, or heavier commercial application, shop our complete Epoxy Flooring Systems. Frequently Asked Questions Is this real epoxy or epoxy paint? It is a true two component water based amine adduct epoxy. Part A and Part B chemically crosslink as the coating cures. It is not a one component garage floor paint. What does 55.32% solids by volume mean? Solids by volume describes how much of the wet coating remains as cured film by volume after water and other volatile components leave during cure. This coating is 55.32% solids by volume plus or minus 2%. How thick is the finished epoxy? The recommended application is approximately 5.3 mils wet and approximately 3 mils dry per coat. Two properly applied coats produce approximately 6 mils of total dry epoxy film. Is this better than every big box garage floor kit? Garage floor products use different resin chemistry and specifications, so blanket comparisons are not useful. Compare coating chemistry, solids by volume, dry film thickness, coverage per coat, pot life, preparation requirements, cure schedule, and technical support. Those numbers tell you what you are actually buying. Is this the same as 100% solids epoxy? No. A 100% solids epoxy is designed for much greater film build and is commonly used in professional flooring systems. This coating is designed to give DIY installers, painters, and handymen more working time and a straightforward brush and roller application. How much garage floor will one kit cover? One mixed gallon covers up to approximately 200 square feet per coat. Two coats are recommended over bare concrete, so a garage up to 200 square feet normally requires two complete kits. Do I really need two coats? Two coats are recommended over bare concrete for proper color and gloss uniformity and to achieve approximately 6 mils of total dry film at the recommended application thickness. How long do I have to apply the epoxy after mixing? Pot life is approximately 1 to 2 hours at 77 degrees Fahrenheit after the required 30 minute induction period. Higher temperatures shorten pot life, so do not assume you will always receive the full 2 hours. Why do I have to wait 30 minutes after mixing? This product requires a 30 minute induction period after Parts A and B have been completely mixed. The induction period allows the chemical reaction to begin before application. When can I apply the second coat? Apply the second epoxy coat between 8 and 24 hours after the previous coat under normal curing conditions. When can I walk on the floor? Allow 48 hours before foot traffic. When can I park my vehicle on the floor? Allow at least 72 hours before vehicle traffic. The coating reaches full cure in 7 days. Can I add decorative vinyl flakes? Yes. Broadcast decorative vinyl flakes into the wet final epoxy coat. Work in manageable sections so the coating remains wet while the flakes are being broadcast. Should I use a urethane topcoat? A urethane topcoat is optional. Add One Stop Epoxy Urethane WB when you want an additional wear layer, improved chemical resistance, or better encapsulation of decorative flakes. Can I acid etch instead of grinding? For this specific product, manufacturer approved acid etching can be used on suitable bare concrete. Never acid etch over existing paint or another coating. Concrete with sealers, failed coatings, severe contamination, or other surface problems may require mechanical preparation. Can I apply this over an existing painted garage floor? Potentially. The existing coating must be firmly bonded. Remove loose or peeling material and sand glossy surfaces to a uniformly dull finish before applying the epoxy. The new coating is only as secure as the coating underneath it. Please be aware we suggest you DO NOT go over a big box store garage floor kit. This product is far superior and offers substantially stronger bonding qualities. Remember, a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link. Can I use this epoxy outside? No. This product is intended for interior use. Direct sunlight can cause epoxy coatings to fade, chalk, or yellow over time.

Royal Blue Epoxy Pigment – 32 oz for 3-Gallon 100% Solids Epoxy Royal Blue Epoxy Pigment is a concentrated liquid colorant designed to pigment one 3-gallon kit of compatible 100% solids epoxy. It produces a bold royal blue color for solid color epoxy floors, decorative flooring applications, and base coats used beneath compatible vinyl flake systems. A pre-measured 32 oz epoxy pigment designed to color one complete 3-gallon kit of 100% solids epoxy. Where This Pigment Fits in Your Flooring System Royal Blue Epoxy Pigment is added to the epoxy base coat and is not a standalone floor coating. A typical installation may include: Mechanically prepared concrete Primer or moisture vapor barrier, when required 100% solids epoxy colored with Royal Blue Epoxy Pigment Vinyl flakes, when included in the flooring design A compatible clear topcoat The requirements of the epoxy coating determine the surface preparation, coverage, application thickness, cure time, and compatible topcoat. Key Features and Benefits Pre-measured 32 oz container: Designed to pigment one complete 3-gallon kit of compatible 100% solids epoxy. Bold royal blue color: Creates a strong blue base for solid color floors and decorative coating systems. Liquid pigment dispersion: Blends mechanically into the epoxy resin to develop consistent color throughout the coating. Multiple flooring applications: Suitable for solid color epoxy floors and as a colored base coat beneath compatible vinyl flakes. Simplified batch preparation: Using the full container reduces measuring and helps maintain consistent color between complete batches. Recommended Uses Solid royal blue epoxy floors Garage and workshop floors Showroom and retail flooring Commercial concrete floors Decorative epoxy flooring Base coats beneath compatible vinyl flake systems Borders, accent areas, and custom floor designs Mixing Instructions Open the 32 oz pigment container and mix the pigment if any settling is visible. Add the entire pigment container to the Part A resin of a compatible 3-gallon 100% solids epoxy kit. Mix mechanically at a controlled speed until the color is completely uniform. Scrape the sides and bottom of the container as needed. Add Part B according to the mixing instructions for the epoxy product being used. Complete the epoxy mixing procedure and apply the material within the epoxy's specified working time. Do not add solvents, thinners, or other colorants unless approved for the coating system. Pigment Yield Application Detail Product Information Pigment Size 32 oz Epoxy Quantity One complete 3-gallon kit Intended Coating Compatible 100% solids epoxy Finished Coverage Determined by the epoxy product, application thickness, and substrate condition This pigment colors the epoxy but does not increase its published coverage. Refer to the epoxy product instructions for coverage, application thickness, working time, recoat window, and cure schedule. Application Guidelines Prepare and apply the epoxy according to the instructions for the coating being used. The substrate must be clean, dry, sound, and properly prepared before installation. Mix until no streaks, concentrated pigment, or color variation remains. Apply the pigmented epoxy at the recommended thickness using the tools specified for the epoxy system. When applying more than one batch, use the same pigment amount and mixing procedure for every batch. Maintain a wet edge where required to reduce visible transitions. Contractor Tip When the epoxy manufacturer's procedure permits it, disperse the pigment completely into Part A before adding Part B. This provides additional mixing time for developing uniform color before the chemical curing reaction begins. Warning Use the complete 32 oz container with one complete 3-gallon epoxy kit. Dividing the pigment or epoxy into partial batches without accurately measuring each component may produce color variation or affect the epoxy mixing ratio. This pigment is not a standalone coating. Do not apply it directly to concrete or use it with water based, solvent based, polyaspartic, or polyurethane products unless compatibility has been confirmed. Product Specifications Specification Product Information Product Type Liquid epoxy pigment Color Royal Blue Package Size 32 oz Intended Epoxy Quantity One complete 3-gallon kit Compatible Coating Type Compatible 100% solids epoxy Primary Applications Solid color floors and pigmented epoxy base coats Application Method Mechanically mixed into epoxy resin Standalone Coating No Frequently Asked Questions How much epoxy does one container color? One 32 oz container is designed to color one complete 3-gallon kit of compatible 100% solids epoxy. When should the pigment be added? Add the pigment to Part A and disperse it completely before adding Part B when this sequence is permitted by the epoxy manufacturer's instructions. Can I use only part of the pigment container? Using partial amounts is not recommended unless the pigment and both epoxy components can be measured accurately. Inaccurate measurements may result in color differences between batches or an incorrect epoxy mixing ratio. Can Royal Blue Epoxy Pigment be used for a solid color floor? Yes. It can be used to create a royal blue solid color epoxy base coat when combined with a compatible 100% solids epoxy. Can it be used beneath vinyl flakes? Yes. Royal Blue may be used as the colored epoxy base coat beneath compatible vinyl flakes. Does the pigment determine the floor's coverage? No. Coverage is determined by the epoxy product, substrate porosity, surface profile, application method, and installed thickness. Can this pigment be applied directly to concrete? No. The pigment must first be incorporated into a compatible epoxy coating. Can it be added to polyaspartic or water based coatings? Do not use it in polyaspartic, polyurethane, water based, or solvent based coatings unless compatibility has been specifically confirmed.  

Black Epoxy Pigment – 32oz for 3-Gallon Kit Product Overview One Stop Epoxy’s Black Epoxy Pigment delivers bold, deep color saturation with full coverage and consistency. Each 32oz container is pre-measured to pigment 3 gallons of 100% solids epoxy, ensuring no thin spots or streaks. Key Features Pre-measured 32oz container for 3-gallon kits High-viscosity formula for even pigment suspension True black color with full opacity Resists fading, streaking, and color shifting Ideal for solid color or high-contrast flake systems Recommended Uses Solid black garage, showroom, and industrial floors Base coats in monochrome or black-and-white flake systems Accent borders, stencil work, and logo inlays Commercial and retail floor applications Installation Notes Add the entire 32 oz container of pigment to the 2-gallon Base, or Part A, component. Mix thoroughly with a mixing paddle for at least 1 minute, until the pigment is fully dispersed and the color is uniform. Add the Activator, or Part B, only after the pigment has been completely mixed into the Base component. Mix the Base and Activator according to the epoxy product instructions, then apply the coating using standard epoxy installation procedures.

Light Gray Epoxy Pigment – 32oz for 3-Gallon Kit Product Overview One Stop Epoxy’s Light Gray Epoxy Pigment delivers a soft, clean gray tone for 100% solids epoxy floors. Each 32 oz container is pre-measured to pigment exactly 3 gallons of epoxy, ensuring full coverage and consistent color without streaks or shade variation. Key Features Pre-measured 32 oz container for 3 gal kits Contractor-grade formula with deep opacity Clean, neutral gray tone for versatile applications High-viscosity blend resists settling Easy mixing for predictable results Engineered specifically for 100% solids epoxy Recommended Uses Solid color garage and utility floors Base coats for vinyl flake epoxy systems Light commercial and retail spaces Showrooms and reception areas Installation Notes Add the entire 32 oz container of pigment to the 2-gallon Base, or Part A, component. Mix thoroughly with a mixing paddle for at least 1 minute, until the pigment is fully dispersed and the color is uniform. Add the Activator, or Part B, only after the pigment has been completely mixed into the Base component. Mix the Base and Activator according to the epoxy product instructions, then apply the coating using standard epoxy installation procedures.

Medium Gray Epoxy Pigment – 32oz for 3-Gallon 100% Solids Epoxy Product Overview One Stop Epoxy’s Medium Gray pigment is designed for installers seeking consistent coverage, rich opacity, and a reliable neutral tone that performs well in any environment. Each 32oz container is precisely calibrated to pigment 3 gallons of 100% solids epoxy—no dilution, no conversions, and no risk of uneven coloration. The high-viscosity pigment blends smoothly and delivers a uniform, streak-free finish. Its mid-tone color resists scuffing, conceals dust and wear, and remains stable throughout the cure process. Medium Gray is a top choice for professionals working on everything from garages and showrooms to industrial floors and base coats for flake systems. Key Features Pre-Measured for 3 Gallons: Designed to pigment exactly 3 gallons of 100% solids epoxy with no guesswork. Full Coverage Formula: Thick, high-opacity pigment ensures excellent hide and color consistency. Versatile Mid-Tone Gray: A balanced color that complements flake systems or stands alone. Scuff & Dirt Concealment: Mid-gray color hides imperfections better than lighter tones. Installer Approved: Trusted for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Recommended Uses Solid color epoxy floors in garages, shops, and warehouses Base coat for vinyl flake floor systems Mid-tone flooring in utility rooms and showrooms Epoxy floors requiring a neutral, non-reflective tone Instructions Add the entire 32 oz container of pigment to the 2-gallon Base, or Part A, component. Mix thoroughly with a mixing paddle for at least 1 minute, until the pigment is fully dispersed and the color is uniform. Add the Activator, or Part B, only after the pigment has been completely mixed into the Base component. Mix the Base and Activator according to the epoxy product instructions, then apply the coating using standard epoxy installation procedures.

Tan Epoxy Pigment – 32oz for 3-Gallon Kit Product Overview One Stop Epoxy’s Tan Epoxy Pigment delivers a warm, neutral finish for 100% solids epoxy floors. Each 32 oz container is pre-measured to pigment a full 3 gal kit, ensuring consistent coverage and rich tan tone without streaks or color inconsistencies. Key Features Pre-measured 32 oz container for 3 gal epoxy kits Warm tan tone with full opacity High-viscosity formula resists separation Easy blending for smooth, even color Ideal as a base coat for flake systems or stand-alone finish Recommended Uses Solid tan floors in homes, offices, and light commercial spaces Base coats for tan- or beige-based vinyl flake systems Garages, storage rooms, and indoor shop areas Utility floors and reception areas needing a warm finish Installation Notes Add the entire 32 oz container of pigment to the 2-gallon Base, or Part A, component. Mix thoroughly with a mixing paddle for at least 1 minute, until the pigment is fully dispersed and the color is uniform. Add the Activator, or Part B, only after the pigment has been completely mixed into the Base component. Mix the Base and Activator according to the epoxy product instructions, then apply the coating using standard epoxy installation procedures.

White Epoxy Pigment – 32oz for 3-Gallon Kit Product Overview One Stop Epoxy’s White Epoxy Pigment delivers bright, true white color for 100% solids epoxy floors. Each 32 oz container is pre-measured to pigment a full 3 gal kit, ensuring consistent coverage without streaks, fading, or dull spots. Key Features Pre-measured 32 oz container for 3 gal epoxy kits True white color with high opacity and full coverage High-viscosity formula resists separation during mixing Easy blending for a smooth, reflective finish Ideal as a base coat for flake systems or stand-alone white floors Recommended Uses Base coat for full or partial flake epoxy systems Stand-alone white floors in cleanrooms and med clinics Showrooms, photo studios, and high-contrast design spaces Garages, offices, and utility areas needing a bright white finish Installation Notes Add the entire 32 oz container of pigment to the 2-gallon Base, or Part A, component. Mix thoroughly with a mixing paddle for at least 1 minute, until the pigment is fully dispersed and the color is uniform. Add the Activator, or Part B, only after the pigment has been completely mixed into the Base component. Mix the Base and Activator according to the epoxy product instructions, then apply the coating using standard epoxy installation procedures.

One Stop WB Epoxy Primer | High Performance 2 Part Water Based Epoxy One Stop WB Epoxy Primer is a professional grade water based epoxy designed to create a high bond foundation for epoxy flooring systems. This product is most commonly used as a pore sealing primer under 100% solids epoxy, where controlling outgassing and ensuring adhesion is critical to the success of the entire floor. Universal Compatibility – Approved for use with One Stop 100% Solids, 150FC, Metallic Dream, WB Urethanes, and PolyGloss 85. Multi Purpose Utility – Functions as a high bond primer, a flake floor base coat, or a durable interior finish coat. Pore Sealing Technology – Eliminates outgassing bubbles so your next layer of 100% solids Epoxy goes out bubble free. Industrial Strength – Scratch and abrasion resistant; tough enough for vehicle traffic and commercial use. VOC Compliant – Safe for interior use in garages, kitchens, warehouses, and basements. Most coating failures start at the surface. A properly applied primer like this one eliminates that risk by sealing the concrete and creating a consistent foundation for the system. Where This Product Fits in Your System This primer is designed to work as the first step in a complete epoxy flooring system. Use under 100% solids epoxy base coats Use before Flake or Quartz Systems to improve adhesion Can be used as a standalone coating in light duty applications This is not just a primer. It is the foundation that determines how well your entire system performs. Mixing and Application Instructions Step 1 Pre Mix Because this is a water based product, settlement is normal and expected. Blend the bucket of BASE (Part A) for 1 minute before pouring into a larger bucket and combining with activator. Step 2 The Blend For 1 Gallon Kits: Pour Part A and Part B into a larger mixing bucket and blend for 2 minutes using a paddle mixer. For 2 or More Gallons: When mixing multiple kits together (up to 4 gallons in a 5 gallon bucket), you must use a Box Mixer and blend for 2 - 3 minutes to ensure a complete chemical reaction. Step 3 Application Pour the mixed material directly onto the floor. While wearing spiked shoes, spread the material evenly using a flat squeegee. Small Projects: You may utilize a paint tray and dip and roll using a 1/4” nap epoxy roller (ensure the roller is de-shedded prior to use). To avoid roller lines, you may backroll the floor before the product becomes tacky. Coverage and Technical Specs All SFPG dependent upon porosity of the concrete: Primer on Porous Concrete: 200 to 250 SFPG Grind and Seal Base Coat: 200 to 250 SFPG Grind and Seal Body Coat: 150 to 200 SFPG Light Duty DIY Garage Floor (Needs Pigment and Two Layers): 150 to 175 SFPG Concrete Sealer / Dust Proofing: 200 to 250 SFPG Densifier Application: When applying to very soft or weak concrete, add 10% water to the first coat and apply as a densifier. The material should be applied to saturate the surface and allow for proper penetration into the concrete. Coverage rates for this application will vary depending on the condition and porosity of the concrete. Once the densified layer has dried, apply a second full strength coat without dilution. This exception applies only when using the product as a densifier and does not apply to standard primer or coating applications. Application Temp: Best if applied between 55 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Cure Schedule and Recoating Tack Free / Foot Traffic: 12 Hours Recoat Window: 24 Hours Heavy Foot Traffic: 48 Hours Vehicular Traffic: 72 Hours (3 Days) When To Sand For Additional Coats: A second coat may be applied within the 24 hour recoat window without sanding. If more than 24 hours have passed since the previous application, sanding is required. Sand the surface using a 100 to 120 mesh sanding screen, then vacuum and wipe the surface with denatured alcohol or acetone to achieve a proper mechanical bond before applying the next coat. Frequently Asked Questions Can I add a little water to make the primer spread further?No. You should not thin to expand coverage rate. Thinning disrupts the chemical bond and will result in a weak coat. The only exception is adding 10% water when using the product strictly as a densifier for very soft, crumbly concrete. Why do I have to sand before applying my metallic or topcoat?Sanding creates a mechanical profile or "teeth" for the next layer to grab onto. Skipping this step leads to poor adhesion and potential delamination. Which mixer should I use?For single gallon kits, a standard paddle mixer is fine. For anything 2 gallons or larger, a Box Mixer is required to ensure the Part A and Part B are fully integrated without trapping excessive air. Do I need a primer before epoxy?Yes. A primer improves adhesion, seals concrete pores to reduce outgassing, and helps prevent bubbles in your high build layers. Can I use this under metallic epoxy?Yes. This is one of the best applications for this product as it ensures the Metallic Dream layer goes down over a sealed surface, preventing bubbles from ruining the finish. Is this a high build coating?No. Water based epoxy is typically used as a primer or light duty coating, not as a high build system. Can this be used as a final coat?Yes, in light duty environments such as storage areas or mechanical rooms. What happens if I skip sanding between coats?Skipping sanding can lead to poor adhesion and potential delamination between layers of the flooring system.

Epoxy Shoes - Spiked Our Economically priced Spiked Epoxy shoes are made of durable Polypropylene with 13 strategically placed round spikes. These are designed to provide balance and stability when creating your Epoxy floor! Regardless of your shoe size simply just strap on your current shoes. With our spiked shoes the applicator is able to apply epoxy without leaving any footprints behind along with an easy cleanup as industrial thinners such as Xylene/Acetone will not degrade the Polypropylene. Features & Benefits Durable  One Size fits all  Prevents footprints in Epoxy work Snug design 

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