Epoxy Colored Sand Floor Paint, Epoxy Floor Paint High Gloss Marble Effect Coating for Indoor and Outdoor, Wear-resistant and non-slip Self-leveling Coating White 176OZ(5KG)

It works very well for what I needed it for. The bathroom is getting a little makeover. It does cover a small amount of space but it does look so nice. I have bought four so far, am going slow and letting it dry before I put another down. I recommend to everybody. To me it's worth it. Low odor, right color and is easy to mix.

Be very careful with this it comes in a big bucket but didn’t have enough product to even do 40 sq feet of floor with 1 coat for 200 bucks. Very misleading advertising.

Product is good just not enough it makes about one quarter of that tub after mixing not even half of the tub.

As other reviews say, it is a small quantity in a larger bucket. That is somewhat necessary to mix the product... It is expensive for the quantity, but all epoxies are. No, you're not going to do an entire floor with it! The listed coverage is a tad optimistic; you probably don't want to apply it quite that thin. It is also a little difficult to get the last bit of resin out of the pouch. With all that in mind, it does work well (If you know how to use epoxy). Self-leveling, with a nice glossy finish. I used it to patch a small area in an existing epoxy floor, and it turned out well (obviously not an exact appearance match). It's too early to comment on durability yet, but it looks promising. While not truly "odor-free", it is very low odor -- didn't bother me at all. Oh, and the sample photos are accurate (at least for the light gray I used). The color specks are (coarse) sand grain sized, as described. Note that the sand is pre-mixed with the resin, which is convenient for the intended use, but may limit creative uses. If you need a _small_ quantity of sanded epoxy, this is a product worth consideration.

I thought I was getting a pail like the advertisement. Here's what I got. A half gallon pail with a pouch and a small bottle of resin with a B on the bottle. In the pouch was the other part of the mixture. About as much as a pouch of tobacco. You had to cut the top and sides of the package,fold it back and scrape out the sand and part A mixture into the bucket. Add part B and stir it up. The total amount I got was about 2 inches deep in that half gallon bucket. I don't have enough to really cover anything with it. So I poured it in 3 metal dish with a small peice of pipe and made an stick incense burner. Sort of like being in wood shop and everything you make turns out to be a cutting board. Anyway to me it was a waste of time and money 💰.

This works good on my front steps

This was not worth the money we were charged it did not even cover what small space we had to cover. We would never recommend this product to anyone

Excellent