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    Use these calculators to determine how much material you may need for your mold making, resin casting or other type of project! Remember that these calculators are just to be used as estimates and you should contact us for specifications and help with calculations at (877) 342-8860

    General Area Calculator

    Square/Rectangle Volume Calculator

    Cylinder Volume Calculator

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    Resin Coverage Area Calculator

    Formula for the area of a square of rectangle

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    Area = Length x Width

    Instructions:

    How much epoxy resin do I need for a table?

    1) Measure the length and width of your table in square feet.
    2) Enter the numbers into the calculator (the order doesn't matter)
    3) Press Calculate
    4) Now that you have the area in ft2, choose a desired thickness of the epoxy resin layer (we generally recommend 1/8 of an inch).
    5) Find the area you previously calculated in epoxy resin coverage chart (below) at the desired thickness to find the resin kit size you will need.

    Example:

    Say you want to cover a table with measured length 5 ft by width 7 ft.
    1. Area = Length x Width
    2. Area = 5ft x 7ft = 35ft2
    3. Using 1/8” as the desired thickness, 35ft2 is between 3 and 6 gallons so I will need the 6 gallon kit for my project.

    Kit Size

    1 1/2 Quart
    1 1/2 Gallon
    3 Gallon
    6 Gallon
    15 Gallon

    1/32"
    Thickness

    14
    57
    114
    228
    570

    1/16th"
    Thickness

    7
    28
    56
    114
    285

    1/8"
    Thickness
    (Recommended)

    3
    13
    26
    54
    171

    1/4"
    Thickness

    1.5
    7
    14
    28
    72

    3/8"
    Thickness

    1
    4.5
    9
    18
    45

    1/2"
    Thickness

    0.8
    3.6
    7
    14
    36

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    Volume of a Rectangle Calculator

    Formula for the volume or a square or rectangle for mold

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    Instructions:

    This calculator is useful for calculating the volume of epoxy resin to mold or encapsulate an object in a rectangle or to calculate the amount of silicone needed to make your own mold.

    Formula for the volume of a rectangle or square for mold making – Volume = Length x Width x Height

    1) Measure the length, width, and height of the rectangle you want to create or the mold box you want to form.
    2) Enter your measurements in inches into the appropriate box
    3) If you are looking to encase an object in epoxy in the shape of a rectangle, click calculate and use the volume to pick the appropriate sized kit for your project.
    4) If you are making a mold, measure the length, width, and height of the object you want to mold.
    5) Enter the measurements into the object boxes and click calculate.
    6) This is the volume of silicone rubber you will need to make your mold.

    Example:

    1. You have a measured mold box that is 4 inches x 5 inches x 3 inches.

    • The volume needed to fill the entire box is volume = 4 x 5 x 3 = 60 cubic inches.
    • Calculate the volume of your object say it is 10 cubic inches.
    • Subtract the volume of the box from the object to get the volume needed to make the mold.
      • 60 cubic inches (box) - 10 cubic inches (object) = 50 cubic inches needed
    • To calculate the volume of mold making solution needed, convert cubic inches to gallons.
      • There is 1 gallon in 231 cubic inches.
      • Divide the final volume by 231 to get 0.22 gallons which is an estimate of the amount of mold making liquid you will need.

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    Volume of a Cylinder Calculator

    This calculator is useful for calculating the volume of epoxy resin to mold or encapsulate an object in a cylinder or to calculate the amount of silicone needed to make your own mold using a cylinder.

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    Instructions:

    1) Measure the radius and height of the cylinder you want to use as your mold box.
    • To calculate the radius, measure the diameter of the circle and divide the number by 2.
    2) Enter your measurements in feet into the appropriate boxes.
    3) If you are looking to encase an object in epoxy in the shape of a cylinder, click calculate and use the volume to pick the appropriate sized kit for your project.
    4) If you are making a mold, measure the radius and height of the object you want to make a mold out of.
    5) Enter the measurements into the object boxes and click calculate.
    • If your object is not a cylinder, you can calculate the volume of the object and enter thevolume in ft3 into the object volume box and click calculate.
    6) This is the volume of silicone rubber you will need to make your mold.

    Example:

    1. The diameter of your mold is 3” and the height of your cylinder mold is 3”.

    • Find the radius by dividing the diameter by 2
      • R = D/2 = 3”/2 = 1.5 inches
    • Find the volume of your cylinder using the formula for the volume of a cylinder, V = πr2h where r is the radius and h is the height
      • V=πr2h = π(1.5)2x 3 = 21.2 cubic inches
    • Subtract the volume of your part and convert to gallons to get the final of silicone mold making liquid needed.
      • If your part is 10 cubic inches and 1 gallon is 231 cubic inches.
        • 21.2 –10 = 11.2 cubic inches needed
          • 11.2 cubic inches/231 = 0.05 gallons of mold making liquid needed

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    FAQs

    How to calculate epoxy coverage? ›

    1. L inches x W inches x T inches = Cubic Inches.
    2. Cubic Inches divided by 144 = estimated BF. (144 cubic inches in a board foot (A Board Foot being 1 sq.ft., 1 inch thick)
    3. BF Divided by 2.4, multiplied by 1.2 = Recommended # of kits. (1.5 gallons of epoxy will fill about 2.4 BF of space.)

    How many square feet will 2 gallons of epoxy resin cover? ›

    Most common table top and bar top epoxies provide approximately 12 sq feet per mixed gallon coverage at 1/8″ thickness. When in doubt, buy more.

    How to calculate volume for epoxy resin? ›

    Including how many gallons, fluid ounces, or milliliters of epoxy you need! If you'd rather do it yourself simply measure the length, width, and height of your pour area by inches, multiply them together (L x W x H), and finally – divide that number by 1.805. This will give you the fluid ounces needed for your pour!

    What is the coverage area of epoxy resin? ›

    One gallon of epoxy is 1/2 gallon resin and 1/2 gallon hardener. When mixed together it will cover approximately 16 sq. ft.

    How much epoxy per sq ft? ›

    Estimate Amount of Epoxy Needed Per Square Foot

    Calculate square footage for countertops by measuring the length in inches by width in inches (including edge), and divide by 144. A flood coat will require approximately 1 gallon of epoxy per 20 sq. ft. (or 6.4 ounces per sq.

    How much epoxy for a 100 sq ft floor? ›

    General rule for epoxy coverage

    For coating epoxies, one mixed gallon (half a gallon each of resin and hardener) will cover twelve square feet at a thickness of 1/8 of an inch. This may vary by brand though, so always check the manufacturers instructions to be sure.

    What is the formula for epoxy resin? ›

    Epoxy resin | C21H25ClO5 | CID 169944 - PubChem.

    How many gallons of epoxy for 400 square feet? ›

    Our 3-Gallon Epoxy - Tools Included and 3-Gallon Epoxy - No Tools will cover 380-480 square feet, our 1.5-Gallon Epoxy - Tools Included and 1.5-Gallon Epoxy - No Tools will cover 190-240 square feet and our Touch Up Epoxy Units will cover 8-10 square feet with an optional Touch Up Epoxy Quart Unit which is good for 32- ...

    How much resin do I need per square foot? ›

    ArtResin self-levels at about 1/8” when it's on a flat surface so as a general rule, every 4 oz of resin and hardener combined ( 2 oz resin mixed with 2 oz of hardener ) should cover about 1 square foot.

    How to use resin calculator? ›

    To use the calculator, find the product that you are planning on using for the project. Enter the total weight of material that you'll need and the calculator will tell you how much resin and hardener to measure when you're ready to start your project.

    Is it better to measure epoxy by weight or volume? ›

    Measuring epoxy by weight is the most accurate way because you know the precise weight of each component.

    What is the volume ratio for resin? ›

    Mix the resin

    VOLUME - To achieve the correct 2:1 mix ratio by volume, simply measure out 2-parts resin to 1 part hardener before mixing the components. WEIGHT - The exact weight measurement for these ratios is slightly different from the volume ratio due to resin and hardener density.

    What is the coverage rate of epoxy resin? ›

    Estimating epoxy quantity and coverage

    For a sealer coat, figure 40 square feet per pound of mixed material.

    What is the coverage of epoxy coating? ›

    Based on a perfectly flat surface, 1 gallon of 100% solids epoxy floor coating will cover 1600 sq. ft. at 1 mil thick.

    How thick should epoxy layers be? ›

    Typically, a bar top epoxy finish should be between 1/8-of-an-inch and 1/4-of-an-inch thick. For most bar tops, a 1/8-inch layer with a high-quality bar top epoxy resin is more than enough.

    How do you calculate epoxy equivalent? ›

    So as an example using an epoxy resin with molar mass of 382 and that has 2 moles of epoxy groups per mole of resin, the EEW = 382/2 = 191, and the epoxy value is calculated as follows: 100/191 = 0.53 (i.e. the epoxy value of the resin is 0.53).

    How much does a quart of epoxy cover? ›

    One quart will cover 60 square feet for one skim coat. To apply two coats, we would recommend a 2 quart kit as well as the epoxy you need for the color countertop pour.

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