how much will one 14oz can cover??
1275739
The one can did not cover much. About two square feet on some outdoor carpeting I used it on. I used it on a bluish gray color carpeting. It showed a milky white on the area I used it on, that would not come off. You have to be very careful on what you choose to use it on
1275740
Enough to ruin what ever it touches. Honestly terrible product don't waste your money
1275741
The one can did not cover much. About two square feet on some outdoor carpeting I used it on. I used it on a bluish gray color carpeting. It showed a milky white on the area I used it on, that would not come off.You have to be very careful on what you choose to use it on
1855743
I covered two windows that were 27 X 54 with one can. Had to do a bit of respraying to hit light areas after drying - maybe 5 percent of the total area. It's hard to be certain, but I'm guessing I have 20 to 30 percent left in the can. I'm betting you could make it with one can.
789274
It depends on how much you have each time. The net weight is 7.5oz. Do the math yourself.
1889050
I have only covered spots;however, my 3 oz can reads: covers 15-30 sq in at 1/4" thickness. Hope that helps.
392705
I used 4 different measuring cups. Two said 14 oz and two said 15 oz. Probably 15 oz all the way to the brim.
1318195
That all depends what "daily use" means. Are you planning on applying it liberally or only using a drop? Will you need to re-apply after 12 hrs, or just be using it once a day? How extensive is the surface area you'll need to cover each day? In my experience, one container will not last 2 weeks. It's pretty small, being only 2 oz.
1348904
I always go with the standard and use 1.5 to 2 ozs. per gallon. Works for me!
905940
With cans probably 4or5 to get a good cost on. Saw a video where a guy bought gallon jugs and only used less then half to do his two vehicle's. I only use it to slow already rust and on the lower part of my windshield during the winter to stop snow build up under my wipers. This works pretty good too.
759564
I guess you get about 6 oz. or so. More than enough to cover a Eureka 10 X 10 tent, with some left over. I applied generously also. It came out sort of milky white, but dried clear. The product is very thin and lose, you must use caution or you will get runoff all over the tent.
1868421
OH GOOD LORD, I can't even add. I said 9 ounces, but its 12 OUNCES. sorry about that!
226863
Kraft says 14 Oz for approx 1.5 pounds. Do the math: 16/14= About 1.4. 1.4 x 5
2077111
I found a conversion chart that says 12 tsp per ounce. So there should be about 30. That seems about right based on the size of the jar.
1040804
I have always tried to go a little more then their recommendations. So in your case i would do 3oz per gallon to err on the side of more is better. I have been told that I overdo it some times, but hey it works and I havn't hurt anyone yet so...
1221856
Guesstimating a 35'x7' roof area (245ft2) and the can says 42ft2 of coverage per gallon and that suggests ~6 cans needed... but that is one coating and I'm not sure of your roof condition, protuberances, etc. If your roof has leaks, many repairs, etc. I would definitely go additional cans.... If perfect I personally would still go one additional can as a fall back (and I have heard this stuff is good for 1-2 years if not overheated/frozen (and not mixed)). NOTHING would be worse than running out before you are done in my opinion >>> you want a single, seamless coating. Good luck
2185516
It will depend on the machine you use to deliver the tan and also on the size of your clients. 2-3 oz per application is normal.
948455
I can't believe this is a question - if you mean how much it holds, it depends upon the volume of what you are putting in. One container or it would say - 2 for x price.
878237
I don't have it on me, but I think it's 14 oz. Not huge, but not too small either.