What's the sq. foot coverage of a gallon of this stuff?
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I probably covered 150 Sq ft, I worked it into asphalt shingkes.used heavy stiff brush to work it into every Crack and crevice.easiest if you warm up to room temperature first
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Used about 2/3 to cover about 800 sq feet. But I did 50/50 with Eco lawn seed
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Makes one gallon and it depends on how heavy 0r light you spray as to the sq ft footage
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Do not mix with water. Estimate from 150 to 300 sq. ft. per gallon for the best protection. I always use at least two or three coats or as far as one gallon will cover 225 sq. ft. However I have found that three quarts works just as well when the wood is not totally void of previous preservative.
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Hello and thank you for your interest in EcoSolve products! Our Home Strip Paint and Varnish Remover can cover 30 - 50 square feet per liter depending on type of coating. I would recommend 1 Liter for your project thanks for the interest in safer paint removal products from EcoSolve and have a great day!
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Sq ft is shown on bucket. I would say 360. I would spray if possible on all surfaces
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I used nearly two gallons to put two coats on the plywood floor of my seventeen foot boat. Its sixty inchs wide. Product did a great job, I used a four inch foam brush to apply,
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I put it over Durock so I did NOT completely cover the Durock. I also bought the fiberglass tape also by Laticrete, put Hydro Barrier into the seams, put the tape on top, then more HB over the tape. My gallon almost covered 60 square feet. Almost. Naturally, I had to buy a second gallon to finish the job. This was on a tub enclosure, not a shower.
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The bottle says 150-300 SFt per gallon if applied by brush. It also says it takes 5-10 gallons per 1000 board feet if dipping. In my experience this stuff soaks right into the wood--it's thin, runny, green, and it stinks.
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Not sure how much coverage; I'm sure the site will tell you. Depends on how many joints/screws you are covering. I bought one gallon for a standard shower enclosure with a shower pan and have half left over. You don't need two coats as it forms a membrane.
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Coverage upt 112 sq. ft. per gallon. Best suited for most porous stone surfaces. Instructions did not mention concrete.
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I have a 2100 sq foot ranch style home with large eaves and 2 car garage. I spray the eaves, perimeter ground, and a little up the foundation. I go through 2 gallons each application and have just enough to run almost all the way around a storage building that is about 16 x 10. That is using a good stream and sweeping back and forth.
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Hi Sam, The two bottles together contain a gallon which is 230 cubic inches. If you are filling molds you can comfortably expect 200 cu in. If you are covering a surface like a counter top or a montage it will cover several square feet. A montage usually only has a 1/16 of an inch thickness whereas a counter top can be 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick. The coverage at 1/16 inch will be 25 sq ft.; at 1/8 inch thick the coverage will be 12 square ft; and at 1/4 inch thick it will cover 6 sq ft. The manufacturer, Specialty Resin, can be contacted at 1-269-462-9256 or www.specialtyresin.com
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I've never monitored it, but most of the time, a gallon of finish is good for 300-400 sq ft.
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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.
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A quart will cover about 1,000 sq ft and . Make sure you shake the container. I used a small fiber cloth to apply the product. The product is a little oily, so I recommend wearing gloves. I have used this product a few times and have been very satisfied with the results. I seal my tile every couple of years. Amazon has the best price!!!!!
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the actual coverage formula is: 1 gallon (with no waste) covers 1604 sq ft @ 1 mil (1/1000 inch)... i work for spray-lining; you'd see at our site or amazon store manufactures polyurea. raptor & all other diy's never state the true coverage formula. the bed = 60 sq ft 2.3 gallons goes 63 mils (1/16th inch), ergo 4.6 gallons is required (not including 10% waste) for 1/8 inch or 125 mils. truck beds can be over 80 sq ft on 8 ft box then outer body adds to total sq ftg. lastly at the risk of pitching you, if you went to the spray-lining (and coatings website) you'd find a factual diy comparison + no diy bedliner is in the league of polyurea with s-l. thanks, randy, ext 311 at s-l... the actual coverage formula is: 1 gallon (with no waste) covers 1604 sq ft @ 1 mil (1/1000 inch)... i work for spray-lining; you'd see at our site or amazon store manufactures polyurea. raptor & all other diy's never state the true coverage formula. the bed = 60 sq ft 2.3 gallons goes 63 mils (1/16th inch), ergo 4.6 gallons is required (not including 10% waste) for 1/8 inch or 125 mils. truck beds can be over 80 sq ft on 8 ft box then outer body adds to total sq ftg. lastly at the risk of pitching you, if you went to the spray-lining (and coatings website) you'd find a factual diy... » Read More the actual coverage formula is: 1 gallon (with no waste) covers 1604 sq ft @ 1 mil (1/1000 inch)... i work for spray-lining; you'd see at our site or amazon store manufactures polyurea. raptor & all other diy's never state the true coverage formula. the bed = 60 sq ft 2.3 gallons goes 63 mils (1/16th inch), ergo 4.6 gallons is required (not including 10% waste) for 1/8 inch or 125 mils. truck beds can be over 80 sq ft on 8 ft box then outer body adds to total sq ftg. lastly at the risk of pitching you, if you went to the spray-lining (and coatings website) you'd find a factual diy comparison + no diy bedliner is in the league of polyurea with s-l. thanks, randy, ext 311 at s-l... « Show Less