how many sq/ feet per can
163099
I am not the best to answer by square feet, I used two cans to waterproof my balcony. I live in a condominum. There is a little left in the second can.
1466970
From my use I have found that using more than 1 + 1/2 cans per 1 square foot (approximately) proved pretty much a waste. I would recommend coating the area evenly up to about a 1/4 inch think. If you wanna really get rid of the noise I suggest coating under the trunk mat avoiding the wire and electrical bits.
2156844
I used not even half the can on about 30 sq feet... I covered grout and tile. Worked great on the grout and on the marble triong the tile
624596
The can says 100sqft using one Quart (960ml), but I would assume a 20% higher consumption
2093531
I read a review that said its best to have at least 2 sq ft of airspace inside. I would go a little bigger is space allows you to.
1176794
I can get around 35-45 cans depending on size of cans I'm putting in there. If you have all standard soup/fruit cans it would be in that 40 can range.
1166100
Do not mix with water. Estimate from 150 to 300 sq. ft. per gallon for the best protection. I always use at least two or three coats or as far as one gallon will cover 225 sq. ft. However I have found that three quarts works just as well when the wood is not totally void of previous preservative.
652094
I would say 600 or 700 square feet easy. If you ran it full blast it might heat more. I keep mine on 68 most of the time.
2177519
I have used it successfully on about 500 sq. ft. Might do more depending on how hot the weather.
1693554
The box says 800 sqft. I sealed all of a 1200 sqft house with it. It is a giant can if spray foam for cracks & gaps. It has 2 nozles. If you put the valve at the end near your nozzle t hen you can do 2 rounds. Or you will have to clean a nozzle. Hardest part was short hose heavy can. Use a belt to loop it on your shoulder.
1889050
I have only covered spots;however, my 3 oz can reads: covers 15-30 sq in at 1/4" thickness. Hope that helps.
1598779
1 can doesn't cover a very large area. I'll have to estimate here. It covered about 6 ft long by 1 ft high, single layer. It sprays out VERY thick. I bought 2 cans and they barely finished the job. For the price, this product is a better value than the "as seen on tv" variety.
686712
40 Sq foot, printed on the can. It does give a pretty nice (20 mil) coat. It'll take 45 cans to do my roof. Ouch.
1400057
Each can will cover 3,000 sq feet; remember that will depend on the openness of your area to fog if you have many walls the distribution will have to be adjusted if you have few walls you'd be good to go. Also, Clear the house of all persons and pets for the 4 hour period of active fogging, then open all windows to air out for at least 30 minutes 60 would be best. Wipe down all counter tops and othere areas that food and children will come into contact. Sounds like a lot but it is well worth the effort!
543378
If you follow the directions on the can and thin it with a good brand of mineral spirits you will have more than enough from one can to do two coats on 50 sq ft. This varnish looks real good if applied properly.
2180460
One, for the square footage it is recommended for. They worked well for me!
2129926
A count can can not be given because of the adjustment one makes for can size. With a standard configuration for 303 or size 2 cans, I was able to store 9 cans per row, 54 cans in a standard configuration. My use, I made adjustments for different size can. The product allows for large cans and small cans as used for tuna. The maximum number of cans is based on your configuration.