Self-Leveling Coverage Calculator

Formula

The formula to calculate the coverage of a self-leveling compound is:

\[ \text{Coverage} = \frac{A \times T}{S} \]

Where:

\(A\) is the area to be covered (square feet)
\(T\) is the thickness of the compound layer (inches)
\(S\) is the spread rate of the compound (square feet per inch)

What is Self-Leveling Coverage?

Self-Leveling Coverage is a term often used in the paint and coating industry to describe a product’s ability to spread out evenly on a surface, eliminating brush strokes or roller marks. This feature ensures a smooth and uniform finish, regardless of the application method. It is particularly beneficial for surfaces that are highly visible or those that require a high level of aesthetic appeal.

Example Calculation

Let's consider an example:

Area: 500 square feet
Thickness: 0.5 inches
Spread Rate: 100 square feet per inch

Using the formula to calculate the coverage:

\[ \text{Coverage} = \frac{500 \times 0.5}{100} = 2.5 \]

This means that with an area of 500 square feet, a thickness of 0.5 inches, and a spread rate of 100 square feet per inch, the coverage is 2.5 square feet.