How many linear feet do you get from a can? I need to do about 300 linear feet.
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We did an entire full-size volley ball court and still had (a little) left over paint. It was perfect. It really enrolled people to play.
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I just roll it on until almost full. I have no ideal how many feet that is. Sorry
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Don't know exactly, but I would say no more then 5 feet. You have to duck going in and out. I have low clearance reminders inside and out that were a result of hitting my head more often that I care to remember. This, in my mind, is the biggest shortcoming of the shed.
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Covered about 100 linear feet. It lasts as long as the rain holds off. When it rains you need to reapply.
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I can get around 35-45 cans depending on size of cans I'm putting in there. If you have all standard soup/fruit cans it would be in that 40 can range.
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Depending on number of coats and thickness, one large can will treat up to a 2 to 8 square feet area and one JUMBO can will treat up to 2 to 12 square feet or 40% more! We recommend you spray the area using an even sweeping motion, let it dry completely and recoat again. Several even coats are better than one coat and each time you recoat the surface you will continue to fill in any holes or cracks and the surface will be sealed.
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The can I have does not have an amount either but I would compare it to the size of a 28 oz can of tomatoes. I expect it will last me the lifetime of the machine. I used only less than a third for my machine.
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I noticed in my response that I did not tell you the total amount I needed. I needed 200 feet per clothes line not total. I needed 400 feet total.James Delanoy
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Mine used almost 4 cubic feet. It hasn't had time to settle though, so I may need to add some more as it does.
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The instructions do not indicate the exact amount, but I believe you will need more than that. Probably around 20 litre. Thanks
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3/4" connections used to unit. Check local codes. I used 3/4" piping throughout . Flex can only be used for connections under 36". Distance from source shouldn't matter, pressure should be the same. Use hard pipe.
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It totally depends on what you're covering and how many coats you spray, and how thick you apply it. I bought one can to paint an exposed metal support post in my basement, about 5 in diameter and 8 ft tall. I sprayed very light coats, allowing a few minutes tack time for eack, and went over the whole post 5 times. I used the whole can.
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Settings are for the length of your boundary wire. "A" is greater than 2400 feet, "C" is for 1300-2400 linear feet and "B" is for up to 1300 feet. This is per the actual guide document, page 10. Seems like it ought to be A, B, C but it is not per the document. Per doc B, C then A. for &lt;1300, 1300-2400 then &gt;2400.
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I'm bad with guessing but I would say like 3 or 4 feet. It is very helpful!
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Depends on what kind of box it's in. Idk the specs but mine are in a ported box about 1.5 cubic feet each. That's more than enough. If it's in a sealed box you really only need like 1-1.25 cubic feet.
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Guesstimating a 35'x7' roof area (245ft2) and the can says 42ft2 of coverage per gallon and that suggests ~6 cans needed... but that is one coating and I'm not sure of your roof condition, protuberances, etc. If your roof has leaks, many repairs, etc. I would definitely go additional cans.... If perfect I personally would still go one additional can as a fall back (and I have heard this stuff is good for 1-2 years if not overheated/frozen (and not mixed)). NOTHING would be worse than running out before you are done in my opinion >>> you want a single, seamless coating. Good luck
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Touch n Foam says (1) 12 oz. can will cover 411 linear ft. at 3/8'' bead. These covers are just shy of 4ft (43.98 in) in circumference. It seems crazy that one can would do 100 lights, I would guess it's supposed to say 411 linear inches??