How many square feet does this cover on newly layed travertine?
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I did 320 square feet, and had some left over. It seemed to take very little for each paver (I used a brush to thoroughly cover each one and the edges before they were laid down). The container says up to 400 square feet, and I thinks that's probably stretching it a bit. It really worked well to protect the pavers through the nasty winter we had in Pennsylvania - the pavers look like new! This product will bring out a lot of color, too.
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I covered approximately 80 sq ft with a QT. I sprayed it on canvas with a good quality spray bottle. It did leave a white film on black canvas but it sealed the canvas.
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I have 32 square feet of counter . I put on 2 coats of clear and had some left, but you should buy extra clear for the amount of sq. ft you have. Don't rush the job follow the recommended time between coats . Ours looks great.
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1 coat will cover approx. 4 sq.ft. But if you're using an open grained wood like oak, you need to put on a thin sealer coat first.
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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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To find out how much you need, you measure the surfaces to be covered and calculate the square footage, then add about 5% for breakage, cutting allowance, etc. The details on this page say you have to buy a minimum of 351 square feet to get the price shown. Travertine can certainly be used on shower walls--it is stone so it won't be damaged by the shower--but you need to seal it with a good quality sealer about once a year. I'm not sure what you mean when you say "finish the job"--if you are asking how to install the tile, you should go to YouTube and find videos on how to do it yourself, or hire a professional. If you simply mean what finish is required to seal the tile and make it suitable for a shower, a good quality water-based or oil-based sealer can be purchased at Lowes, Home Depot or off of the Internet.
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I have travertine floors and it works beautifully. Get the white pad to polish your floors. If you're looking to rehone the marble, get some diamond gorilla pads. Do some research on how to bring the wet look back. It's not hard. I got the wet look back on my travertine with the gorilla pads.
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Hi, Carolyn - I don't remember what I said in my review. But, we used it to cover an old counter top, a technique we found on a decorating blog. That counter top measured roughly 40 sq ft (including 4" back splash ) and we put on 4 thin layers. We have about half to 1/3 of a bag left. So, 300 sq ft is accurate. By thin, I mean each layer was probably 1/16-1/32 of an inch thick. The final thickness can't be more than 1/4-3/8 inch thick. Hope this helps. Steve
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I can't give an exact number, but you should be able to get 100 square feet, depending on how much paint is on the floor.
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The manufacturer states this covers approx 100 sq ft, but its more or less depending on how thick you apply it, and the PSI you set the compressor to
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A quart will cover about 1,000 sq ft and . Make sure you shake the container. I used a small fiber cloth to apply the product. The product is a little oily, so I recommend wearing gloves. I have used this product a few times and have been very satisfied with the results. I seal my tile every couple of years. Amazon has the best price!!!!!
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Thank you for your question and we apologize that our listing appears to be confusing. Basically, everything is standardized to square footage. The 4 different sized tiles come in 8 sq. ft. bundles. So, once you know how many square feet that you would be needing for your project (plust 10-15% for waste) please kindly let us know or alternatively purchase the quantity you need on Amazon. As for the chiseled edges of the tiles, once the edges are grouted and tiles are sealed, your tiles would not be collecting dirt.We hope this explanation was helpful. If you may prefer, please feel free to give us a call at our toll-free 1-877-445-5599 so we could assist you better.Best Regards,Oracle Tile & Stone1-877-445-5599 Thank you for your question and we apologize that our listing appears to be confusing. Basically, everything is standardized to square footage. The 4 different sized tiles come in 8 sq. ft. bundles. So, once you know how many square feet that you would be needing for your project (plust 10-15% for waste) please kindly let us know or alternatively purchase the quantity you need on Amazon. As for the chiseled edges of the tiles, once the edges are grouted and tiles are sealed, your tiles would not be collecting dirt.We hope this explanation was helpful. If you may... » Read More Thank you for your question and we apologize that our listing appears to be confusing. Basically, everything is standardized to square footage. The 4 different sized tiles come in 8 sq. ft. bundles. So, once you know how many square feet that you would be needing for your project (plust 10-15% for waste) please kindly let us know or alternatively purchase the quantity you need on Amazon. As for the chiseled edges of the tiles, once the edges are grouted and tiles are sealed, your tiles would not be collecting dirt.We hope this explanation was helpful. If you may prefer, please feel free to give us a call at our toll-free 1-877-445-5599 so we could assist you better.Best Regards,Oracle Tile & Stone1-877-445-5599 « Show Less
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I used about a half quart to cover 90 sq feet of marble flooring with 2 coats of the product
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The only reason I chose the XL over regular Ditra is because of the recommendations for the joist spacing. Ours are spaced 24" apart, which is farther than recommended for the regular Ditra. My travertine tiles were the Versailles pattern, with the largest being 18 X 24, and a year after installation have had zero problems with cracking or shifting of the tiles. I'm sure you would be fine with just the Ditra on a concrete floor, and your tiles are a very mangeble size.
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It cover alot. I used it on my counters and I have more than half a bottle left. Approx 50 sq feet. Works great.
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it is supposed to cover 5,000 sq. ft. but i am using it in two different places. one is 3,500 sf and the other is only 1,500 sf. it does both fine.
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As a rule of thumb, this will cover approximately 200 square feet per quart. However, it depends on how you use it. Staining will take less than if you're trying to get a paint effect. If it's the initial coat, it'll require more than if you're covering over another finish. If you'd like more specifics, please feel free to contact Woodcraft's Technical Services at 1-800-535-4486.