how many gallons do I need to cover an 8 ft bed at an 1/8" thick? I would also like to do the bottom two rear quarter panels, just behind the tyres.
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I bought the u-pol tintable kit, it took the four bottles that came in the kit plus a pint of tint to spray the interior of a 1962 cj5 jeep.
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Four of the 750ml bottles (1.06 gallons) will do but will be a little thin. I would buy one extra 750ml bottle just to be on the safe side.
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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
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Michael I have a 2006 GMC crew cab Duramax and I did the rockers, cab corners and a big iron cross front bumper with 3 bottles. That was 3 thick coatings. You should be fine with one 4 bottle kit
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It is better then what they suggest. I did an 8 1/2 x 40 ft motor home , two coats, and it used about 2 1/2 gallons. Hope this helps.
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Mine started filling up before I installed under a downspout. But it would take a weeks worth of monsoons! Needs to be under a downspout....
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I'm not sure our camper measures 30' rear bumper to (storage tanks) bought the 27-30' cover and there is plenty of room for everything, it will cover spare tire and gas bottle storage. We only cover the rear spare tire & rear bumper and not the tank storage but there is plenty of material to either.
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It's 36 square feet. 36 - '1 foot by 1 foot' sections. Measure it. It depends on how well your going to cover everything. I covered every square inch of my vehicle including wheel wells, under carpet, rear hatch, 2 layers on the doors, and my hood and used 3 bulk kits. Didn't get to do my headliner and that would probably be 1/2 kit or a little more. You could also get away with just covering large open areas and use less. If I were you get 3 or 4 and you can do your fenders and hood too.
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All I know is two good coats per gallon on my truck camper top. If i had to guess it. I think camper is 7×16 -air conditioner and vents. I hope that helps.
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I have a small square 3 gallon tank and used one entire bag to cover about an inch of the bottom of the tank.
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About 8 foot or soI have a very tall tank and used 5and gallon buckets..had room to move to several buckets.I now use a different method. A 1200good gph pump with U shaped pvc, hang over the edge of tank with hose fitting on pvc. Pump continually for a few min. BTW i have a 220list gal.tank
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I used 1 1/2 Lifeguard bulkheads on my aquaponic beds 4'x8'x14" made of plywood and rubber pond liner with a sheet of aqua-paper (It's a water proof paper made for showers) The beds fill and drain every twelve minutes and I haven't experienced any leaks in six months, so I would say yes! Wow! 400 gallons that's over 3000lbs of water! Hope your tank goes well..
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Answer here...I went out and measured the extra fabric on my 10' tent camper with the 10-12' cover. There's about 16-20" of extra fabric when I cover my spare tire. Therefore, I would choose the 12-14' cover to be sure and cover the propane tanks.
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Good morning! You will indeed need to add water. Volkswagen recommends a 50/50 split. I hope that helps! Thanks for your question!!
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you need to use a reinforcing fabric at transitions and seams, etc. At least two coats required. Specs available on required thickness on Laticrete website. I used one full gallon for first coat only, with taped seams over Durock. Standard alcove tub surround.
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to be safe, I would get a five gallon bucket, WE did a 28 ft. fifth wheel and had about a quart and 1/2 left over, does a very good job!!
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I measured mine and its exactly 3 1/2" of space behind the tank. This leaves about 1/4" play it you have to remove it. You could get away with less if you leave the cover off!
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Good question. In my case I ran 4 panels horizontally on a frame of 2/4's running perpendicular to the panels on 2' centers. I covered with black plastic to hold in heat on back side and keep down vegetation underneath, then layed out the panels working from top to bottom. Below each I nailed a 1/2 to the 2/4 frame to provide a lip that kept the solar panel straight and used parachute cord (you can get a big box stores) across the panels from top down to hold them in place. I acn send pic if you like.
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I used black for my full size F350, it required a gallon and 1 quart. I would expect the same coverage from gray. GREAT stuff by the way!
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Dear Friend, I have this item, but have not ran it long enough to give first hand info on this part. HOWEVER, much research including reading the Owners Manual & other peoples reviews, leads me to believe appx 8 hours is a good estimate. Seems like if you run a light load, you might stretch it to almost 10 hours. This is for a 20 lbs. Tank. I have based my back-up supply on 8 hours and have decided to be happy for any minutes I get past that mark. Good luck, R2