DELIVERY AUSTRALIA WIDE – SHOWROOM & WAREHOUSE VIC
$299.00
Most self-levelling floors that go wrong don’t go wrong because of the resin. They go wrong because the slab was still holding moisture, the primer was skipped to save an hour, or the mix sat in the bucket past its pot life and went down in ridges that no roller was going to pull out.
GRANPOX SL 500 is built for people who have done the prep and want a floor that finishes flat, takes traffic, and looks the same in five years as it did on day two.
GRANPOX SL 500 is a two-part epoxy self-levelling floor coating supplied with a graded coloured quartz blend. Poured, spread and spike-rolled, it self-levels to a seamless finish with the quartz carried through the body of the coat rather than broadcast on top — so the colour and the texture don’t wear off the surface; they wear with it.
Available in 4 Colours.
At a 2 mm build, o10-liter 10 kit covers approximately 7 m².
That figure assumes a flat, closed, primed slab. On a porous or open-textured floor, the first pour will find every low spot and every pinhole, and coverage can drop by 10% or more. Prime properly and the numbers hold.
| Resin system | Epoxy |
| Mix ratio ( A: B by weight) | 4 to 1 |
| Pot life @ 25°C | 30 min |
| Build per coat | 2 mm |
| Touch dry | 8 Hours |
| Foot traffic | 24 hours |
| Full chemical cure | 7 Days |
| Compressive strength | 25 MPa |
| Application temperature | 15°C to 25°C |
| Slab moisture (max) | 8% |
| VOC | 40 g/L |
| Shelf life, unopened | 24 months |
1. Test the slab for moisture, not just for dryness. A slab can look bone dry and still push moisture up through a cured floor months later. Osmotic blistering is the single most common reason a self-levelling floor gets pulled up and redone. Do a [[moisture test method]] and, if the reading is over 8%, prime with moisture-tolerant primer before you open a tin of this.
2. Mix the whole kit, and pour on time. Part-mixing a kit is how you end up with soft patches that never fully cure. Combine the full Part A and Part B, mix for 3 minutes with a paddle at 250 rpm, and scrape the sides and base of the drum. From the moment the parts meet, you have 30 min — plan the pour, have the spiked roller in your hand, and don’t stop mid-bay.
Diamond grind the floor. Remove all laitance, curing compound, old sealer, and oil.
Vacuum, don’t sweep. Prime with Primit E1-111 and pour within the primer’s overcoat window of 8 hours — outside that window, it needs abrading again.
Spiked roller, mixing drum and 1 mm notched squeegee sold separately.
If you tell us the slab, the traffic and the timeframe, we’ll tell you whether this is the right system or whether you’re better off with Indopox E6 133. Call 0411120030 or come past the Thomastown factory.




Code: E6-143
Resin Rich
Epoxy Clear
24L Covers Up To 200 sqm
| Colours | Quartz finish | ||
| Finish | Gloss | ||
| Solid Content (by Weight)-% | 99±0.5 | ||
| Theoretical Spreading rate | 1 m²/lit-c | ||
| Flash point | NA | ||
| Specific gravity | Part A 1.2 kg/lit Part B 0.9 kg/lit |
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| V.O.C. | Max. 60gr/lit |
To find out how much of our product is needed, please enter the area of your project and the amount of coats you would like to apply and let our paint calculator do the rest.
Spread Rate: 1 – 2m2/L
*Read the TDS (Technical Data Sheets), SDS (Safety Data Sheets) and installation instructions prior to use.
| Size | 12 Litre, 24 Litre, 6 Litre |
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