Step-by-Step Epoxy Calculation Guide
**Length**
- Measure the length of the river from one end to the other.
- Center your measurement in the middle of where you'll be pouring your epoxy.
**Width**
- Measure the width every 4 inches along the length of the river.
- Add all the measurements together.
- Divide the total by the number of measurements to get the average width.
**Thickness**
- Measure the thickness of the river pour.
**Calculate Epoxy Volume**
1. Multiply the length (L), average width (W), and thickness (H).
2. Divide the result by 231 to get the volume in gallons, or by 1.805 to get the volume in ounces.
3. Add approximately 1/8th of an inch to the thickness to account for epoxy seeping under your slab.
**Pro Tips**
- Stir the epoxy thoroughly, making sure to reach the corners of the mixing bucket.
- Let the epoxy settle in the bucket for 30 minutes.
- Use a heat gun to minimize bubbles before pouring.
Stay creative and enjoy the process! This method will help you accurately estimate the amount of epoxy needed for your project.
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