How much gold leaf would I need to cover three 8 inch tall brass house numbers?
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Hi, thanks for asking. Honestly I think the kit you buy should be enough. You can always order an additional package of leaf if you do not have enough. Fairly easy to do and enjoyable. I leafed an eagle it a WI get span of mine 14". My first time and it came out great.
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Phone does what it wants. I leafed an eagle with a wing span of about 14". His head also., with one kit. Had left over leaf
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There should be more than enough to do the job. I used the gold leaf from this kit to put the chevy style rally stripes on the gerauge refrigerator and I still had some left over.
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You will need a ladder. My hedge is about the same and the product works fine, but to cover an area that large you have to be at the same height as the top of the hedge.
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I assume you mean, "How large an area" and I think an ounce was good for about 1,000 square feet. The container I bought (5 pounds) it going to last a lifetime since my lawn area is only 8,000 square feet.
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I used only one canC two cans will be enough for two coatings for average fireplace. 41"X33". I painted black over gold color.
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6,7 and 8 are the options. Anything bigger would probably be to hard to do by hand.
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If you stretch it out properly you can cover one or two very large shrubs per pack. I used four packs and decorated six huge shrubs/rosebushes, the front stairs, lights on each side of the door and the front shutters. The trick is to stretch it!
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it takes two but if you want to cover the total garage floor buy 3 and cut them to fit
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They have a waxy finish, so my best guess is that it would be similar to painting a traditional wax candle. I wonder if gilding wax would work? AMACO Rub 'n Buff Wax Metallic Finish, Gold Leaf, 0.5-Fluid Ounce
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WOW! You have a barn! I used a whole tube on my terrace which is about 12'x6'. I have no idea how much you would need.
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Agree that 3 rolls will be enough. I only went up from floor about 45 inches and trimmed the top with wood trim (white) so I used less. It does look like wood. Also agree with the comment about the seams - use care. Love the paper, good quality.
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about an eighth inch. I believe # 8 is, 8 squares per inch which would make each hole the thickness of the wire smaller than 1/8 th inch
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I've used 20 lbs covering (barely). If you want 3" on that size pit, I would think 40-50 lbs would be enough. They don't go very far....
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Each set covers 5ft 9in therefore you will need 3 sets for a 12ft garden if you are only bordering one side.
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You can get an 18 in. square piece of slate to match at any homegoods store. Great cover!!
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The 8ft you would have to drape over the top of the fence and that would rip it up. As for more privacy, I think I would double up on the 4ft. Maybe a black in the back and a green(if you want green) in the front. That should work real nice.
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I did a 4 foot by 3 foot piece. It made a very thick shiny surface. There was enough left to do another 3 feet, there are coverage directions on the box, but I had to cover a surface that had different sandy colors of brown so just poured the mixed product on.
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If I had to do it over again I think I would buy 6".I had the 3" put on my roof but I still have moss......so I will try 6" next time.