How much cabinet square footage does a gallon of the gel stain cover
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As a rule of thumb, this will cover approximately 200 square feet per quart. However, it depends on how you use it. Staining will take less than if you're trying to get a paint effect. If it's the initial coat, it'll require more than if you're covering over another finish. If you'd like more specifics, please feel free to contact Woodcraft's Technical Services at 1-800-535-4486.
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My house is about 85ft x 35ft. I made one application on all fascias with about one gallon mix. So a couple of ounces of product.
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Yes, I used the Java gel stain on my cupboards and then used the polyacrylic over to add shine and protection.
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Best guess is probably 2 square feet. This stuff is very aggressive and expands with vigor! Make sure you contain the area because it will 'crawl' and is very stubborn to remove.
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I used 2 bottles on 10000 square feet. It worked well. The fungus didn't come back this year.
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I think you'll have plenty left over. I did a huge bathroom and powder room, and stained two HUGE mirror frames with the stain, and I still didn't use 1/3 of the quart. You don't need a lot.
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It depends on how bad of a stain you have (or smell). Also, it depends if the stain is old. The bottle states old stains may need to be treated multiple times. I used one gallon to treat my entire carpet in my family room (pretty big room... 15x18). I even over saturated certain areas that I previously treated before with other cleaners just to make sure. I can't guarantee how much it will cover because it all depends on your situation. I can tell you though, my carpet has never smelled or looked so clean! I hope this helps. Just follow the directions carefully :)
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2.5 gallon Jerry Can is approximately 15h x 11d x 4w. Excellent if you are fed up with the "safety" can "spill" regulations.In NJ I had to spray paint it "RED" in order to comply with the safety standards.
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Hey Bruce, When I used this product the instructions said to dilute 16 ozs to 1 gallon of water to cover 100 square feet. I got way more coverage than 100 square foot with my 2 gallon pump sprayer. Got around 2650 square foot from one of the gallons bottle I bought. If I sprayed as directed the carpet would be soaking wet for at least three days. My carpet was damp for one and a half days. And I sprayed the area twice. Works great, you can pick up any spills with a damp clean rag.
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is a small container&lt; but very strong mix , was able to stain 40 sq ft of counter top ,did delout mix for first coat ,
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The tank will require one square foot of space at the bottom and about 15 inches in height. The filter system is mounted to the cabinet wall and protrudes about 6 inches from the wall and measures about 15 inches wide by about 16 inches tall. The filter unit must be mounted an inch or two off the floor of the cabinet to accommodate filter changes.
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I have used it in a much bigger space area than 300 sq ft and consumed about a gallon. Depending where you are the gallon is about $15 in CA.
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It depends on how thick you spread it. If you do it on a warm day it spreads easier. I think 40 sq ft per gallon is close if your spreading a thin coat. I did all the seams and around sky lights and such on a 23 foot and only used 1/3 of a gallon.
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Their website says "500-800 sq. ft. / gal." I am sure that will depend with the material.
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I have only covered spots;however, my 3 oz can reads: covers 15-30 sq in at 1/4" thickness. Hope that helps.
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My kitchen is large also. I have about 26 cabinets. I have used one bottle it on my cabinets, front door and hard wood floor and still have about 1/4 bottle left.
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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