States covers 75 sq ft. Exactly how many gallons of water does that allow? Thank you
1519294
Makes one gallon and it depends on how heavy 0r light you spray as to the sq ft footage
1519295
i went 8 gallons to 2 of the ortho and it did my driveway, outside my fence, and the whole ditch bank on our acre and a half land
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.
1920339
I wish I had a good answer for you. The information you need should be on the back label. It will say something like 7500 gallons takes x amount and on up the scale. If it doesn't have it on the bottle, look for an 800 number for the manufacturer and call them. Some of these companies don't have a clue about the fact that we need that kind of information. Thanks for asking & good luck to you!
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from the way I understand it you need 3 or 4X the flow per hour so 3X75=225 and times 4 is still only 300 gallons an hour. so it should be more than enough for filtering your tank. Now if you want more flow just add a powerhead and direct it in tha direction you need.
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I emailed the company who makes it direct >> Thank you for contacting us regarding the H7550. That unit covers up to 600 sq feet. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
288351
The can says 100 sq ft per gallon for smooth surface and 25 sq ft for rough/porous, so a quart you are looking at 25 sq ft on a smooth surface and about 7 sq ft on rough/porous.
1670789
15x20=300 sq ft each one actually measures 3x5 (don't believe what the description says, it is NOT accurate) NO more than 20 mathematically speaking. But the actual number depends on the shape of your pool. HOWEVER they blow out with any breeze and are really not worth it. The ones I purchased last year lasted about 1.5 month before they got holes, rust, retained water and continued to blow out of the pool. Waste of money
1736582
I was told by an authorized repair person that 750-800 sq ft was the maximum area to be covered. However much of the advertising for this appliance states 1000 sq ft.
686711
It 40-50 gallons per square foot. When I put it on it was on the thin side and I had 2 gallons out of a calculated 6 gallons left over. I will recoat the roof where it is thin.
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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.
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In accordance with data sheets, coverage rate is approximately 75 square feet per quart.
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I use 2 oz to a gallon of water. My rug cleaner holds 2 gallons so I use 4 oz. I can do a 10 x 13 room with those 2 gallons as long as the carpet is not too dirty.
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I had this done by a professional painter. It covered more than 60 square feet. He followed the directions exactly as they were printed. However, the listing says it only covers 35 square feet.
833996
I can't answer to square feet but there is enough in a pkg to cover bottom of 2 standard tubs very generously. I remain very pleased with the results!
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They have 3 13,000 gallon ceramic filters so in theory 39,000 gallons. That can be done if you are not just filling it up with dirty water, so what you need to do is pre-filter the water through cheese cloth or a towel or something so that your not clogging up the filters. Then make sure to brush the filters clean once in a while and this will do great for you.
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varies....1-2 gallons,.... in some cases it can be as high as 4-7 gallons. Thank you. - j
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It depends on your thickness. A totally smooth surface will also take less because you aren't having to make it thick enough to cover the bumps. How smooth is your plywood? Typically, 2 gallons (total) does about 60 square feet for a countertop so you could be looking at 12 gallons. At a 2:1 ratio, that would be 8:4. But that might be too thick.