How much primer should I order for 70 sq m?

Primer Coverage for 70 sq m

The recommended usage for epoxy floor primers is typically between 100–300 g/m². The amount you require depends on the porosity and texture of the surface—more absorbent or rougher substrates will need more product. For a 70 sq m project, this equates to:

• Minimum (100 g/m²): 7 kg primer
• Average (200 g/m²): 14 kg primer
• Maximum (300 g/m²): 21 kg primer

For smoother, less porous concrete, you can usually plan closer to the minimum. Old, pitted, or very absorbent floors may require amounts toward the upper end of the range.

Assessing Your Surface

The substrate plays a key role in how much primer you’ll need. Concrete, screeds, ceramic tiles, timber, and similar surfaces all benefit from a primer such as Epoxyprimer. Before priming, ensure surfaces are clean, dry, and free of dust or grease to get the most out of your primer and avoid costly reapplication.

Practical Application Advice

Primer should be applied evenly using a roller, brush, or spatula. Pay extra attention to particularly absorbent spots or patch repairs, as these may soak up more product. Let the primer cure fully (typically 24–48 hours) before applying your resin or decorative layer for the best results.