how much does one container of paint cover when compared roughly to a can of spray paint? is it about equal?
828609
About equal depending on how thick you want the coverage. Hope this helps, this is the kind of question that depends on the operators skill. :-)
2166959
It is one gallon. I used it on a wall I had striped off wallpaper, and it soaked into the paper underneath quite a bit. So, the coverage is dependent on the surface you're applying it too. I hope that helps!
1369505
I used the white wash pickling stain, looks very rich although more of a beige than white. According to can label: 1 quart will cover approx. 100 square feet. It does of course depend on: how many coats, what color you're going over etc. If close buy a gallon will save $$$
1269553
I buy it in the gallon, more cost effective, other than that I don't think their is any difference, unless the 32oz spray is diluted. That I am not sure of.
564268
I would think, not. You would not be able to maintain a constant pressure so spray pattern would be varying. Cleanup would also be a consideration. I know the NAPA store I once worked at could fill aerosol paint cans with your paint code....a bit pricy, but a MUCH simpler solution.
811900
Not sure, but I refinished quantity of four old four panel doors both sides with four layers of old paint on them and I used the whole gallon. I think it depends on what you are removing paint on and how many layers of paint you have to take off. Sorry I could not be more help.
976503
I used this product to paint the upper hull (above water line) of my sea Ark metal 20 ft. Boat and I applied 2 coats. I used one and 1/4 quarts. I guess one qt. Single coat would cover about 120 sq. Ft.
1305812
Yes, it would - for paint. That's all I can attest to. Just use a cardboard or something similar to work out how much spray is coming out before you start so you're happy with the spray pattern.
763007
I don't know the exact amount. While it was a smaller than average can, it was plenty for the job. I still have most of the can leftover....enough to redo it, if necessary.
377925
This is more of artist set up. You could probably do it depending on what you want.. even spray 1 color maybe not so good for solid coverage.. but if you were doing a painting of some sort with detail it would work well.
1922898
Yes. Cleaning the container is almost as hard as cleaning the unit though, and wastes a lot of paint. Thus: Far easier to have an extra container. Use the clean one for cleaning the sprayer only, put the lid on the other between coats to store the paint. Then it's not too bad.
811901
130 SF on a vertical surface. 200 SF on a horizontal surface. Coverage will vary based on the number of coats of finish that are being removed.20 layers of paint may require two applications.Bill FrykbergLogFinish.com
474738
If I recall correctly, that container is enough for one quart. I mix it until I get the desired pigment, you can't have to much pigment in it, as it all becomes translucent when it hits the right temperature.
1889050
I have only covered spots;however, my 3 oz can reads: covers 15-30 sq in at 1/4" thickness. Hope that helps.
155927
The can says that it sprays 50 sq. ft. I've sprayed four 2 ft. x 4 ft rugs, plus a pair of dog booties, and the can feels as full as when I started. Oh, and that's two-three coatings on each item.
716518
It will take a standard paint bucket listed at 4 27/32 gallons or close to 5 gallons.
32580
It wouldn't be that much paint. They could hold paint but it will not be that much in them.