If I have an area of 38 in x 38 in x 2 in (height), about how much of this product would I need to fill it?
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In order to make the topping 2 inches thick, you're going to have to use several coats or make a form around the surface. Otherwise it will just run off. To meet your needs it should take about 12 1/2 gallons. Expect a long drying time.
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You must do this depth in multiple pours - no more than 1/8" thick each and allow each to dry thoroughly. 16 pours.
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The simple math is 38 X 38 X 2 = 2888 cubic inches. That is 12.5 gallons. If the 2 inch height is filled with objects then you would need to subtract the volume of the objects to get the needed volume of product.
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2 is recommended. 1 for every 2 feet. I'm assuming your 75G is 48x18 footprint.
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A quick measurement gives me approximately 38.75" x 61.5" x 14.5" (width x height x depth).
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WOW! You have a barn! I used a whole tube on my terrace which is about 12'x6'. I have no idea how much you would need.
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I read a review that said its best to have at least 2 sq ft of airspace inside. I would go a little bigger is space allows you to.
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Flat usable area is 19 1/2 inches Long by 3 1/2 inches Deep. The very end doesn't get as warm as the rest of it so, maybe 18 1/2 by 3 1/3
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I used three bags to fill my 20L (30in X 12in) tank, this gave me a bed depth of approximately 2.5in. That is about 900 cubic inches of substrate (30in X 12in X 2.5in = 900in^3) roughly that means you will get about 300 cubic inches per bag. So for your 55 (48in X 12 X 2in = 1152in^3) (1152 / 300 = 3.84) I would recommend purchasing purchasing 4 bags of substrate, to acquire a bed depth of 2in. For other bed depths just calculate the volume of the substrate you would like (L X W X H = V) and divide that number by 300 (V/300 = # of bags) to roughly determine how many bags you should purchase. Hope you find this helpful. I used three bags to fill my 20L (30in X 12in) tank, this gave me a bed depth of approximately 2.5in. That is about 900 cubic inches of substrate (30in X 12in X 2.5in = 900in^3) roughly that means you will get about 300 cubic inches per bag. So for your 55 (48in X 12 X 2in = 1152in^3) (1152 / 300 = 3.84) I would recommend purchasing purchasing 4 bags of substrate, to acquire a bed depth of 2in. For other bed depths just calculate the volume of the substrate you would like (L X W X H = V) and divide that number by 300 (V/300 = # of bags) to roughly determine how many bags you should... » Read More I used three bags to fill my 20L (30in X 12in) tank, this gave me a bed depth of approximately 2.5in. That is about 900 cubic inches of substrate (30in X 12in X 2.5in = 900in^3) roughly that means you will get about 300 cubic inches per bag. So for your 55 (48in X 12 X 2in = 1152in^3) (1152 / 300 = 3.84) I would recommend purchasing purchasing 4 bags of substrate, to acquire a bed depth of 2in. For other bed depths just calculate the volume of the substrate you would like (L X W X H = V) and divide that number by 300 (V/300 = # of bags) to roughly determine how many bags you should purchase. Hope you find this helpful. « Show Less
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I am using 4 X 3 and that pretty much fills it up. I don't think yours would work
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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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Check the technical details section: Product Dimensions 38.1 x 9.3 x 24.7 inches
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I did a 4 foot by 3 foot piece. It made a very thick shiny surface. There was enough left to do another 3 feet, there are coverage directions on the box, but I had to cover a surface that had different sandy colors of brown so just poured the mixed product on.
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I would say about 2500-5000 square feet. I live in an end of unit town house so I did my yard, common area between my other neighbor, did his front/back yard and the neighbor directly next to me as well. If you have a big area I would get two.
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I'd say if you've got help you could maybe get it in a roll as tight as it came...about 12-15 inches x maybe 4 feet high.
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Yes, I believe it to be somewhere around 13.5" tall. So, you will have to pull it forward to fill of course.
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I used two liters to spray a four foot utility vehicle bed. The sides are only about a foot high. You'll need at least twice that much...probably more.
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I suggest filling about 1/3 to 1/2, depending on need. Any more and you may have a mess on your hand, as the foaming will add volume.
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You will have a triangle space that is 28 1/2 inches by 39 3/4 inches by 28 1/2 inches.