Upgrade Your Floor with the Pourla Super Top Coat Epoxy Resin
A professional-grade epoxy topcoat that seals, protects and strengthens concrete floors with a smooth & high-gloss finish.
Industrial Grade | UV Resistant | Moisture & Chemical Resistant

Pourla Epoxy Resin: Smooth, Strong & Ready for Any Flooring System
Pourla 2:1 Super Top Coat is a professional grade epoxy resin made for sealing and protecting concrete, stone and coated floors.
It’s built for industrial flooring crews, garage floor installers and commercial contractors. Pourla Super Top Coat gives a strong and reliable finish to their projects.
Its thin and easy flow makes application simple, while the glossy finish levels out smooth and clear. Once cured, it has the capacity to hold up to heat, moisture and chemicals without breaking down.
Benefits of Pourla 2:1 Super Top Coat Epoxy Resin
Pourla Epoxy Resin is built for strength, durability and a flawless finish. It handles tough conditions with ease while delivering a smooth, professional look on every concrete or garage floor. Here’s what sets it apart:

Durability & Strength
This epoxy cures to a high Shore D hardness of 80–84 which makes it tough enough for industrial traffic, heavy tools and daily wear. It has the capacity to handle demanding floors without breaking down.

Clean, Smooth Finish
This formula spreads on its own. You don’t need to push or drag it much. Air bubbles come out without extra effort. It gives a high gloss and crystal clear finish.

Resists Heat & Chemicals
This coating will easily hold up harsh chemicals and oil spills. It is UV resistance which prevents yellowing over time. It also handles heat up to 158°F easily.

Quick Mix Application
The 2:1 mix ratio is easy to follow and with a 25-minute pot life, you get enough working time for clean results. Its thin, smooth flow means faster application and less effort overall.
Applications of Pourla Top Coat Epoxy Resin
Pourla Top Coat Epoxy Resin can be used for a wide range of flooring projects. You can use this in industrial settings, decorative finishes, and many more.
Factory Floors & Warehouses
Built to handle forklifts, machinery and constant foot traffic. This epoxy holds up under pressure and keeps floors sealed and protected.
Garages & Workshops
Protects against oil, tools and vehicle wear. The shiny surface makes cleaning quicker. It also gives the floor a neat, finished look.
Decorative Concrete Overlays
It adds a nice layer of shine to stained or colored concrete. The color looks deeper and more even. Ideal for retail spaces, entryways and showrooms.
Flake, Metallic & Colored Epoxy Systems
Locks in color, metallic swirls or decorative flakes with a clear, durable topcoat that enhances visual impact and wear resistance.
Cement & Stone Sealing
It seals rough surfaces like cement or stone. This helps stop stains, cracks and water damage. It also leaves a smooth surface.
Residential Epoxy Floors
Epoxy resin is great for basements, laundry rooms or home gyms. This works well for DIY users.
How to Use Pourla Super Top Coat Epoxy Resin?
Follow these right techniques to get the best results. These simple steps will help you apply it smoothly. You will get lasting results.
Prepare the Surface
First clean the area thoroughly. Lightly sand sealed concrete or cured epoxy with 220-grit sandpaper. You can wipe with 91% isopropyl alcohol. Use a lint free cloth. Don't use tack cloths because they leave residue.
Measure and Mix
Now take a clean container and mix two parts resin (A) with one part hardener (B) by volume. Stir slowly for 3 to 5 minutes then let it sit for 3 to 5 minutes to release air bubbles.
Apply the Epoxy
Pour into a tray and roll evenly using a 3/8" microfiber roller. Use a smaller roller for edges. Wear spiked shoes and avoid re-rolling once it starts to set. Wait 48-72 hours for full curing processing.Â
Features of Pourla Super Top Coat Epoxy Resin
- Easy mix by volume (2 Part A to 1 Part B)
- Covers up to 40 square feet per kit
- Levels on its own for smooth, even coats
- Leaves a glossy, clear finish without bubbles
- Resists damage from chemicals, moisture and wear
- Has a Shore D hardness of 80 to 84 for long-term strength
- Handles heat up to 158°F (70°C)
- Includes UV blockers to help slow yellowing
Pro Tips & Warnings for Best Results
When working with epoxy, you need to have a little planning. These tips help you avoid costly mistakes. They ensure your floor is clean, smooth and strong.
- Warm It Up If It’s Cold: If the room is below 60°F then you should warm Part A to about 86°F. It will mix better and flow more easily.
- Watch the Humidity: You should avoid applying it if humidity is over 85%. It can mess with the finish and leave a cloudy surface.
- Don’t Pour Too Thick: Don't apply it too Thicker. Heavy pours can overheat and cause bubbles or cracks. Keep your coats thin and even.
- Clean Tools Quickly: You can use isopropyl alcohol to clean your tools while the epoxy is still fresh. So that you will not get that cleanup headaches later.
- Seal It Tight: Always keep leftover epoxy sealed tight in a cool and dry spot because Moisture or air can ruin it.
If you want to achieve a professional, strong and glossy finish you should follow these tips closely.
Why Choose Epoxy Coated Floor Over Tile or Bare Concrete?
Epoxy floor coatings offer a smart upgrade if you want a surface that lasts. No matter where you are working, in a workshop or commercial space, epoxy topcoats provide more value and less hassle than tile or unfinished concrete.
Unlike tile, epoxy floors are seamless. No grout lines trap dirt or moisture. It is easy to clean and maintain as epoxy floors are smooth and have high-gloss finish. You can customize the look with pigments, flakes or metallic effects in resin flooring which with tiles you cannot.
Epoxy also lasts longer in high-traffic areas and resisting wear. It can hold up chemicals and moisture over time. And when you factor in materials and labor, installing a garage epoxy flooring system often costs less than porcelain tile.
So epoxy topcoats offer better protection, a modern look and a more budget-friendly install. That’s why more professionals are switching to resin-based floor systems.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Technical Specifications
- Color: Epoxy Resin(Light blue liquid) Epoxy Hardener(Light blue transparent)
- Density: Epoxy Resin(66.2 ± 3.1 lb/ft³ @ 77°F) Epoxy Hardener(59.3 ± 1.5 lb/ft³ @ 77°F)
- Resin Viscosity: 2150 ± 300 cP @ 77°F
- Hardener Viscosity: 150 cP @ 77°F
- Mix Ratio by Volume: 2A:1B (2 part resin to 1 part hardener)
- Coverage: 8.3–10.3 oz/ft²
- Recommended Working Temperature:65–75°F
- Working Time: 25 ± 5 minutes at 25°C (77°F)
- Initial Cure Time: 24 hours @77°F
- Full Cure Time:48-72 hours @77°F
Work Environment
- Keep the adhesive containers clean. Mix components A and B strictly according to the specified ratio. Accurately measure the components, stir thoroughly along the inner wall of the container in a clockwise direction until evenly mixed, and let the mixture sit for 3-5 minutes before use.
Precautions
- Adjust the amount of adhesive mixed according to the operational time and required usage to avoid waste. When the temperature is below 60°F, preheat component A to 86°F before mixing to ensure easier handling (as component A thickens in lower temperatures). After use, seal the container lid tightly to prevent moisture absorption, which could render the product unusable. When the relative humidity exceeds 85%, the cured material surface may absorb moisture from the air, forming a white fog-like layer.Â
Testing Data
The typical data was measured in a laboratory environment with a temperature of 77°F and a humidity of 70%.
- Hardness: Shore D 80-84
- Heat Distortion Temperature:158°F (70°C)
- Water Absorption Rate: <0.1%
Frequently Asked Questions
This kit covers around 38 to 40 square feet at 3mm thickness. It depends on the surface texture.
Yes. It works well for garage floors and handles cars, oil spills and daily use.
It has UV blockers to slow down yellowing. But if used outside, it needs a UV-safe topcoat.
Yes. You can mix in pigments, flakes or metalics and easily change the look.
Use isopropyl alcohol right after you’re done. Don’t use soap and water. It can damage the tools or affect results.
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