I am using this to cover a mobile home roof what is the coverage per 5 gallon bucket. my square footage is 1300
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I have since thrown the bucket away but I seem to remember the coverage as 400' per gallon and in most cases it's best to apply 2 coats. The rates are printed on can
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I'm not certain, it did reference this on the bucket. I had enough to cover 40 foot RV roof plus patch work.
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Hello again. Upon additional research I notice that I purchased the ''15,000 square foot coverage'' item, also known as ''22315''. That item is 37.5 pounds. I suspect that the ''22305'' item is the ''5000 square foot coverage'' but I do not know how many pounds is that item. Sorry I still do not have any concrete response for you. I hope you find what you need!!!
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on concrete and brick 300 sf per gallon per application and you need two applications. regards mike 423-503-4490
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I use 3 oz in a 2 gallon pump sprayer. Probably about 3-4 hundred sq ft coverage.
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I did not measure the coverage. The product seems to last until you get a heavy rain. Suggest you spread it after the rain.
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One gallon covers 600 square feet, I used a gallon to prep 7 steel poles 15 feet long and got great coverage. Good Luck!
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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 believe according to the label it is .05 or .08, please read the label for your application. You will need to know the method you are going to apply and at what rate for the correct sq ft you plan to cover.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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It is one gallon. I used it on a wall I had striped off wallpaper, and it soaked into the paper underneath quite a bit. So, the coverage is dependent on the surface you're applying it too. I hope that helps!
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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!
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I had the same question. The 5 pound container is supposed to cover 3 acres. I took a wild guess and mixed one third of my 5 pound container into my 4 gallon sprayer. This should be enough to cover one acre but I sprayed roughly one half acre with the four gallons which means I was spraying double concentration. I don't mind the overkill but I'm sure that 1/6 of the 5 pound container mixed into my 4 gallon sprayer would have been sufficient. Nothing has sprouted since I sprayed a couple months ago so it seems to be working.
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We used a Home Depot bucket and it worked fine. I assume all 5 gal buckets are the same, though.
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average coverage is 700-800sf twice for 5 gallons but it will vary depending on the porosity of the concrete,RegardsMikeStone Technologies Corp423-503-4490
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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.
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I have this in a 5000sqft house and it covers everywhere well as well as the yard. I also run this in a 7000sqft business and I have coverage across the car park in a neighboring building. As others have said it will depend on location, walls, beams and other factors.
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I have been using 1 to 2 ounces of concentrate per gallon of water. That seems to give me good coverage, and a gallon is enough to cover 4 small fruit trees, 12 blueberry bushes and 6 grape vines.