how much additive do you add to a pint/quart/gallon of paint?
1270510
I added a little at a time. I added by the spoonful - stirred, then added more if it wasn't thick enough. I went by the package directions, and it was VERY thick - and got thicker. So you need to add a little at a time and let it stand for a few minutes. I probably added 1/4 cup to one quart - stirred, then added more. Hope this helps!
1066462
You have ro calibrate your sprayer. Fill sprayer to max then use # of feet driven at constant speed. Multiply by width of spray. You then multiply to give # square feet the divide in # square feet per acre.(43560) You then fill sprayer and measure the amount used amount used per # square feet sprayed. Once you know how much fluid you spray to spray 1 acre. You will know how long (time) it takes to spray an acre at a constant speed. You now know how far the pint of ADDITIVE WILL GO!
379667
im asuming its the % ratio you mixed it in respect to a oz,cc. , pint , per gallon of water or liquid ect. per square ft. acre ect
803022
You should treat the additive as oil when adjusting fill level .Ideally you should not exceed the max mark .however if your oil level is at or below full mark the extra 0.3 L should not be a problem .I did it like that and so far so good .you could also drain 300ml of oil before putting the additive . you could ask you mechanic also...Regards
1612450
I use a ortho sprayer and all you do is set the oz's etc. If you do it manual use 2-4 tbsp. per/Gal of water
388342
Exactly I am mot sure. It would depend on how many coats and how thick you put on each coat. I feel like it would go a long way. I coated 10, 6×6 posts about 3-4 feet in length. I put it on heavy. I wanted it to really soak in. Some got 2 coats if I had the time. I used half to 2/3 of a quart.
1093400
It depends on the concentration, but in my usage (mostly 5-10 ppm quarts with an occasional 30-40ppm for topical use), probably at least a year's worth, so many gallons of it.
825712
I use a 16 oz. spray bottle most often. When I need a bigger supply, I use a standard 3 or 4 gallon pump sprayer. Just mix with water according to instructions.
129515
I use mattlack with it mixed in put which is basically the same put twice as much as the paint also add distilled water
846893
That would depend on paint viscosity, air pressure, fluid tip size, and air and fluid control knob adjustments.
1658956
I ordered a one quart can for one side of my combined 3.5 gallon tanks for my Panhead. I only treated one side, but I treated it 3 times. So... based on Red Kote's website's instructions "You can get by with one quart on tanks of about 12 gallons or less. We recommend two quarts for larger tanks to make sure you get the coating to flow behind all the baffles." It worked great on my motorcycle tank.
202474
Depends on how many coats you apply. I usually do three as this gives a real shiny finish. I'd at least go with two bottles. Also if it still comes with the foam top applicator, tear it off. I use a miniature plastic cup to put the liquid in and use a one inch foam applicator sold in paint departments (Menard's, Lowes, etc).
1296159
Absoutely. depending on the depth of color desired, 4oz can make 16 or 32oz. Without dilution, the colors can also be too intense, especially the reds and blues and they then look too artificial, like blue enamel paint. Diluted properly, and mixing them around a bit, you can attain a realistic looking bluestone or marble or whatever.
14019
The half pint should be sufficient. I covered a little more than that square footage on a few medium-sized cabinets (two coats) and used about 1/3 of a pint.
635676
Yes this is the latest release from MB for all vehicles. The fluid is blue in color and can not be mixed with the yellow fluid that was used in the past. One gallon can be mixed 50% with water to make 2 gallons or 8 quarts. Your vehicle should take between 10-12 quarts with a full flush.
993481
There is 4 quarts, I sprays my jeep with 2 and used the other 2 later on my truck. As long as you only mix what you need you will be fine.
189582
Up to half a quart over is fine. If adding this would be over filling more than that you would probably want to siphon a little out first. Filling and draining repeatedly through the dipstick would just remove the stuff your adding if you didn't run the engine in between.