how much do i add to paint?
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I use two tablespoons of calcium carbonate, mixed with 1 tablespoon warm water, and 1 cup latex paint (flat)
207821
I don't know, used it as a dietary supplement added to food I cooked for a sick family pet...
207822
http://www.confessionsofaserialdiyer.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/stool-1-chalk-paint-recipe1.jpgi used this recipe with great success.
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For me, it was enough to add it to the paint! No finishing coat necessary. But that doesn't mean you can't. It was delightful according to my taste!
1104953
Depends on whether you are using a spray gun or paint brush to apply it, with a spray gun and a good pattern at least 4, if using a paint brush probably 6 depending on the size of the rim...
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It depends on how thick you paint. The thicker the paint the longer the wait. Somewhere around 4 to 12 hours I would guess
287414
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.
1075584
Wouldn't you want to contact the company???????? Also, you would probably use Gallons of the stuff? How about economical spray paint?
1198500
I would say atleast close to around 40/50. I have done half face to full face face paint and its not even halfway used. The only ones that are quick to run out is black/white. I've done already 35 kids
2129432
Each bottle is 1/2 oz or 14 ml. It does not seem like a lot, but I have a feeling this paint would go a long way. Unfortunately, I have not used much of it. Hope this helps!
253017
I have no idea. I would suggest calling the company or taking the paint to a craft store and just match it
1561747
I just used water to mix it to the consistency that I needed. Using Latex paint depends on what you're using the paint for.
217433
There should be. I did 4 calipers. The only thing you have to do is be quick in application, paint dries fast. As soon as you finish the 4th, go back to the 1st for a second coat
1484404
it depends on what you're painting. i sue this paint for the final highlights because it is very thin. what are you painting? you need to do several layers with this paint because it is so thin.
1074526
Read it from left to right. To be 100% sure try using water first! This is a great idea if you are mixing clear chemicals BUT if you are mixing for painting a car the paint (your first ingredient) will normally obscure the marks! I ended up using three cups for my 8:4:1 $90/quart paint.
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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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I may not be as much help as you would like because my project was much smaller. I bought two gallons to do a 17 foot speedboat, where I went up the sides of the floor a foot and back in the well. I did two coats and used less than one gallon. By the way, if you don't like the colors that are offered, I bought the light gray and took it to our local hardware store where they tinted it for me just like they would've done with a white base coat. It came out just a little darker than the sample in the store but not much. I was very happy and almost matched my boat color perfectly. Sorry I couldn't have been more help. I may not be as much help as you would like because my project was much smaller. I bought two gallons to do a 17 foot speedboat, where I went up the sides of the floor a foot and back in the well. I did two coats and used less than one gallon. By the way, if you don't like the colors that are offered, I bought the light gray and took it to our local hardware store where they tinted it for me just like they would've done with a white base coat. It came out just a little darker than the sample in the store but not much. I was very happy and almost matched my boat color perfectly. Sorry I... » Read More I may not be as much help as you would like because my project was much smaller. I bought two gallons to do a 17 foot speedboat, where I went up the sides of the floor a foot and back in the well. I did two coats and used less than one gallon. By the way, if you don't like the colors that are offered, I bought the light gray and took it to our local hardware store where they tinted it for me just like they would've done with a white base coat. It came out just a little darker than the sample in the store but not much. I was very happy and almost matched my boat color perfectly. Sorry I couldn't have been more help. « Show Less
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I did 10 letter-sized clipboards with 3 coats each and barely used any of the paint. But I don't think one can will cover the area you want to cover....you need at least 2 coats.
545160
Sorry I can't help with that. They have several different colors to choose from. I would ask at the paint store if they can mix whatever you want. Must likely they can