how many cans would it take to cover a plastic lawn chair?
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i think 2 would be more than enough...1 might be ok, so, since amazon has such great and rapid deliveries, myabe order 1, and if not enough, get another...
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One would probably be enough. Unless your chair is extremely large. But I would buy two so that when you need to reprint it due to fading or you get a nick in the chair, you can easily match the existing paint!
876057
At least 3. I would do 2 or 3 coats. Prob 6 cans to do it right. Be sure to sand first.
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The coverage specs are included on the can, however, it really depends on how many coats you want to put it down. I used a common one-gallon garden sprayer and put down about 2.5 gals on the floor of my two-car garage. Hope this helps.
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I touched up 2 chairs. One area was 12" x 24" and about the same on the 2nd chair. However, I have already purchased 6 of the packages to do that. Actually, I've also touched up that same area again.
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I would say that each of these covers approx 4 sq. ft. so you would need around 10 for best coverage.
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One can would be plenty. You would probably have enough for several applications.
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I have a patio that is approximattely 30' x 20' and I use 2 units which covers the active areas (approx 10' x 10' picnic table area and 10' x 10'' grill area) of the patio well. So, I'd recommend 1 unit per approximately each 10' x 10' area. I agree with others that wind definitely plays a factor (reduces coverage effectiveness).
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These covers will fit as large a can as a 3 3/16 " pet food can, as well as 2 smaller can sizes. They are made of soft, stretchy rubber and probably will accommodate covering most anything.
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This has covered my round metal outside table and its four chairs without a problem - in fact, I could probably get a few more chairs under there. The elastic fasteners at the side keep it in place during winds - living on the Jersey Shore, we can experience some wind. It is a good buy.
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i have two of the plastic table covers. one of them is 60 by 84, and this works well both when we have the extra leaf in the table, and when we don't. so it works well with a six seater table. we love it. - easy to wipe off after the dinners.
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yes, very easy. i did it w/ my teenage son. an extra set of hands & eyes always helps. extra advice. use treated lumber. for one set of plastic on each side i would use 6 foot long 2x4's. i say this for the following reason. i initially purchased 2 sets to make a picnic table & the direction said to get 2x4's, 8 feet long & they sagged in the middle. so to correct the issue, i ordered a 3rd set & inserted them in the center for added support. i wanted the 8 foot table/bench.
2007182
I don't know about using 6 mil plastic for a greenhouse. We used the plastic to cover and protect carpet from paint and glue spills at church during Vacation Bible School.
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My husband spent at least 15-20 mins per chair, maybe more like 25-30 minutes each. We purchased four and they were done in one evening. Directions were good and we did not encounter any difficulties.
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One, if you want it to cover two sides you would need to buy two. We use it at our son's swim meets and just move it around as the sun hits different areas throughout the day.
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Thank you for your interest in EcoSolve's Home Strip Paint and Varnish Remover! Home Strip can cover 30-50 square feet per liter. The amount of product you need for this type of project is dependent on how much surface area is required to be stripped. Since the size of chairs and style of back support is not mentioned I would recommend between 1 - 2 Liters to complete your project. Thanks again for your interest and have a great day! Best Regards, Courtney Fisher EcoSolve Americas Inc
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Well, this is somewhat tough for me to answer because I've only ever done my leaf springs (and then re-applied) but its fairly thick stuff, so I would think that, at minimum, you'd be looking at 4 cans to do a small car (or maybe even more). For that reason you might consider a case so that you have plenty, and plenty to re-apply
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Depending on number of coats and thickness, one large can will treat up to a 2 to 8 square feet area and one JUMBO can will treat up to 2 to 12 square feet or 40% more! We recommend you spray the area using an even sweeping motion, let it dry completely and recoat again. Several even coats are better than one coat and each time you recoat the surface you will continue to fill in any holes or cracks and the surface will be sealed.