Pond Shield Pond Armor SKU-TAN-QT-R Non-Toxic Epoxy Paint, 1.5-Quart, Tan, 48 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

Brilliant. As described

I gave this 5 stars, but I feel like the suggested coverage is on the high side, so maybe 4 1/2 stars. However if you have a pristine smooth surface that you're coating, maybe it'll cover like they say. We were coating concrete, and so it the coverage was definitely reduced. The coating looks good however, and brushed on pretty good. We did 2 coats. Like many other reviews state - mix only what you can apply in 15 minutes, and not a drop more. I've never seen anything harden so fast... One sec it was like latex paint, then within 15 seconds it was like tar on the brush, and about 30 seconds later my brush was permanently glued to my paint tray. Would I recommend? Absolutely, just order about 30% more than you think you need. And work fast. No, work really fast. Looks great, and sealed our leak. Thank you

Very good product

Outstanding product. Definitely THE choice for coating water features. When prepared per instructions under reasonably ideal conditions, success is assured. I researched virtually every company and supplier in the country that manufactures and/or distributes coatings for under water uses. Many, by their own admission, fall short. So glad my almost year long research paid off. This is an extremely nice company to speak with for questions and advice!

Worked perfectly for the fountain we had that was too porous to hold water. Great price for such a quality option. No leaks now and fountain will last many more years than any other cheap fix we could have done. Instructions were great. Had no issues making several batches over a few hours and 2-3 coats were done on all surfaces for the perfect finish. Be sure to use alcohol and this product will absolutely cover the m2 mentioned on the tin. Would order again!

This is a great product and expect it to provide exceptional protection to my concrete water fountain. Made contact with the supplier and Bruce provided great support with answering my questions and anticipating/surfacing other beneficial points. I indicated my concern about comments regarding the 'clear' yellowing and followed Bruce's advice to avoid "pooling". With the 'clear' I also disregarded one video showing the epoxy being poured directly onto a bird bath and used a brush to make sure the epoxy wasn't over-applied. 'Etching' the concrete and then applying the epoxy took the fountain from a concrete grey to a rich darker grey and was very pleased with this look and was glad I didn't try to get exotic with applying stain(s). I ended up doing the complete fountain, as I wanted a uniform look, and had plenty left over from 1 package (would consider this a large but not a huge fountain). The estimate of 60 sq ft per package worked for me, but really, really would have sucked to be short so I'd say order an extra package if you're going to be close or have extenuating circumstances. I was sensitive to the 'working time' of the epoxy so mixed smaller batches which worked fine for my needs.