hHw much coverage can you get out of one can?
1533345
One can can cover a short bed, but I'd reccomended a few coats. I did three in mine and have had no issues
912524
If u employ the car unit on a home doc - for sure. Not certain about same account on separate units.
1166561
I believe it was one can, but it was over a year ago when I bought it. Their packaging could have changed.
181891
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761920
No, it is not. I believe I paid around 7 dollars (plus shipping) for ONE can. If a deal looks too good, it probably isn't so; this is a perfect example.
519051
I believe you can un 2 lines off the unit. It is best to take a long run and split it into two shorter runs.
1323118
I don't know; it depends on your plan. I don't think my HMO (Kaiser) would cover it.
1076644
We have a 675sq ft. apt and one can WAS NOT sufficient. We ran out after only doing our bedroom and half of the living room. Didn't have enough for our office. One can is probably goo for about 500sq ft.
2182376
I believe you have 30 days. I decided to cancel my coverage. The entire amount was returned.
1318174
You could use it and trim away the excess, but you WOULD have excess if your cover dimensions are what you state.
2222065
It's been awhile, but if I recall correctly, there are a few different coverage levels and you DO pay the highest amount for accidental damage coverage. I think mechanical failure alone is cheaper.
897345
You may be able to. I would asked them directly. I was able to use my old cover.
824927
You can use any can 32 or 55 but top cover you have to strap it down to the can. Because they provide string which is not enough to keep secured, also dust blowing from the side of the can. Next thing is that dust blowing from the top through the cover you cannot stop
2088756
I believe you can, when you have it all together, it is relative, call customer service for assistance, good luck
2020850
Absolutely NOT! As others here advise of overload IF you should have a FIRE your Insurance company may have a clause in your contract - If you do something to contribute to that Fire - even IF you were unawares of the danger in that act - they will not pay you for damage or worse destruction to your home. The device probably advises strongly against what you are asking/thinking to do.If your Home Theatre means that much to you have a NEW LINE installed at that location.
1855743
I covered two windows that were 27 X 54 with one can. Had to do a bit of respraying to hit light areas after drying - maybe 5 percent of the total area. It's hard to be certain, but I'm guessing I have 20 to 30 percent left in the can. I'm betting you could make it with one can.
1973786
You can if you get the right provider. Check to see if the coverage area for where you will be is included