what is the sq. ft. coverage per gallon?
1703763
No idea because I am way more concerned about preserving the logs from checking so I apply the sealer liberally. Two coats of anchor seal has the same prtection as four coats of latex primer.
1703764
Well, a gallon is 231 cubic inches, so if your coating thickness is about 4 mils (0.004 inches) then you get up to 400 square feet. However, since you want this to soak in as much as possible, you might want a thicker coat, say 10 mils (0.010 inches) which would give you about 32 square feet. What really matters is not the coverage, but the ability to seal the grain and that depends on the type and moisture content of your wood. For purchasing decisions, I would use maybe 100 to 200 sq. ft per gallon for the first trial and then use experience to determine how much for the next purchase.
1703765
Hilary, see James response below. His response is best answer, as far as my experience goes.
749868
On the Gallon can it says it will cover 100 to 300 square feet per gallon. In my use, I sun-dried the wood & double-covered & that seemed to do the trick. In other words, it did soak in on the first coat, but not greatly, so Rustoleum's claim seem reasonable. Good Luck!
1389668
I would say that each of these covers approx 4 sq. ft. so you would need around 10 for best coverage.
369829
Our 1.5 gallon kit will cover 13 square feet with no waste. For further coverage questions please call toll-free at 1(877)342-8860. Thank you.
194297
Yes it will cover up to 3000 sq ft. Does an excellent job on smaller area also, you can adjust the unit for sq ft. My second unit!!!
1612781
It covers 350 square feet per gallon, per coat. For maximum performance, two coats are required.
667762
it depends on the sq. feet you are covering. For 2000 sq. feet I use 2 gal. water with about 2.5 grams of product(1.28 grams per 1000 sq-ft) So 15000 sq-ft @ 15 gal water would use about 19 grams or about 2/3 oz of product (28.35 grams to an oz)(based on the calculations from the label) also: you can go to Google maps and zoom into area you want to cover. Use their measuring tool to get the square feet....pretty cool! Hope this helps
2166960
Yes, it is one gallon It covered the walls in my family room in split level house. . .two full walls and 2 half walls. . . don't know the square footage.
325130
The particular container that I purchased for 10.68 US Dollars is only one US Quart. It covers approximately100 to 250 sq. ft. per gallon depending on porosity of the item being sealed.
1519294
Makes one gallon and it depends on how heavy 0r light you spray as to the sq ft footage
1793
It depends on your application. We used it after our home was flooded in Hurricane Irene. We added 4 ounces of Shockwave to 1 gallon of water in a sprayer so that I could treat the basement. The ceiling of the basement was covered in mold. I covered just over 1,300 square feet per gallon mixed. So if you purchased a gallon of Shockwave and mixed it as I did, you would cover over 42,000 square feet. (oh and just fyi, I sprayed the mold and left, the next day all the mold was dead and gone and never came back in the treated areas.) I use it now to clean the bathroom, kitchen counters and my desk, phone etc at work. For regular cleaning around the house two small bottles last over a year.
1794644
I have no idea what the coverage is, but you might want to check the manufacturer's website. This is concentrated and mixes about 50:1, so it covers a lot of area. My property is 1 acre and 1 container will do me for a year. I hope this helps.
2170972
it says something like 50 square feet. I covered an entire tub and sidewalls with some left over for a second coat. I purchased 2 kits and applied the second one 4 days later. You will definitely need the second coat!
1889050
I have only covered spots;however, my 3 oz can reads: covers 15-30 sq in at 1/4" thickness. Hope that helps.
261869
Its a 1.5 Gallon (see BestBuy site for details). My use is in my bedroom (winter only - in New England) to bump up the humidity from around 30% RH to around 55% RH. The size of my room is around 150 sq. ft.
1771590
It depends on how thickly or thinly you apply it. If you roll it out real thin, you can probably squeeze two coats out of a gallon on, say, a 20-24 foot RV. This will give you good leak protection, and fair thermal insulation. If you put it on thicker (which gives better thermal insulation) you'll get less coverage. I used about a gallon per coat on my 24' motorhome. A friend used about 4 gallons on his 40-foot bus.
1176367
BTU's for this item are 5,118; and will cover 5,000 Square Feet. I got this answer from their Customer Service at 1-888 672-5832.