How many square feet does a 32 oz bottle cover? Approximately?
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Well, it really depends if you need to do one coat or two. I have a 1,000 square ft house, minus the bathroom and kitchen it's about 800 square ft of hardwood. I had to use two bottles to do two coats all over (ended up being about a bottle and a half). You really have to lay the stuff on thick to get that good shine.
76489
I think about 3 square feet per pour. I haven't layed any up yet as I had my wife make them up. she has done about a dozen pours and needs a whole lot more. Will be nice to work with. I chose the dry stack style. Coloring them different colors with cement dye.
811904
It goes a really long way but you do need to make sure it goes on thick. I have used half the bottle and it has covered probably 30 square ft more or less.
79481
I just used a roller and the 4oz bottle covers quite a bit. Hard to say in square feet as I did a round concrete piece, but I'm guessing it was about 6 sq. feet and I have stain left. It goes on very easy and smooth. Make sure you seal afterward.
1703764
Well, a gallon is 231 cubic inches, so if your coating thickness is about 4 mils (0.004 inches) then you get up to 400 square feet. However, since you want this to soak in as much as possible, you might want a thicker coat, say 10 mils (0.010 inches) which would give you about 32 square feet. What really matters is not the coverage, but the ability to seal the grain and that depends on the type and moisture content of your wood. For purchasing decisions, I would use maybe 100 to 200 sq. ft per gallon for the first trial and then use experience to determine how much for the next purchase.
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You will find that you require more or less depending on the severity, and you may need a second coat, depending on how think your application. I would estimate 6 sq. ft. per 16 oz. The good news is that you don't have to do it all at once. I would purchase one or two bottles and see how far it gets you.
472994
I would think on the label it would tell how many square feet it will cover, if not get one bottle and see how far it goes
2170972
it says something like 50 square feet. I covered an entire tub and sidewalls with some left over for a second coat. I purchased 2 kits and applied the second one 4 days later. You will definitely need the second coat!
229244
You'll need between 44 and 48 bottles if you're using 12 ounce bottles. Hope this helps.
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Coverage: apply 2.0 to 2.50 gallons per roofing square (2 applications of 1.0-1.25 gallons per roofing square) (roofing square = 100 sq ft).SJS Commercial
2232879
Coverage: Approximately 300 to 1,500 sq. ft. per coat per gallon, depending on type of stone, porosity and texture of surface, temperature, humidity and method of application.
1753995
I concur with verbengal that one gallon will cover approximately 50 square feet. I used this product on the deck of my fishing boat deck. I used Evercoat instead of carpet.
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I have 32 square feet of counter . I put on 2 coats of clear and had some left, but you should buy extra clear for the amount of sq. ft you have. Don't rush the job follow the recommended time between coats . Ours looks great.
2203592
I use 3 oz in a 2 gallon pump sprayer. Probably about 3-4 hundred sq ft coverage.
979221
James, I have not tired a 32 oz bottle, but I can say the two pockets were worthless for the standard issue 16 oz water bottles. They fall out, or get popped out. The pockets are good for smaller soft items, like a pair of gloves or a small bag of snacks.
1437110
2 tablespoons fish emulsion diluted covers 25 square feet for vegetables, bedding plants. 128 ounces x 25 sq ft = 3200 sq ft.
1991167
I generally buy two bottles. You don't need to use much. I can't specifically pinpoint the amount for 500 sq. feet, but start with two bottles. It really does a great job on the floors. Hope this helps a bit.