does the coverage of 50sqft include more than one coat? I have 50sqft to do but I read you need several coats. Will this cover it or do I need more ga
823337
I do 2 coats on a whole shower (average 100 sf) with about 2 to 2-1/2 gallons.
823338
My bathroom was about that size and I used pretty much the complete tub for two full coats, one of which was on the thick side, with 3-4 coats on all joints. It was a pretty perfect amount but I was not coating a shower floor or anything like that, just putting a boundary layer between a tile floor heat mat and the tile in the bathroom. If I had to guess though, it looked 100% waterproof when I was done. I figured it was cheap insurance on not getting zapped by the floor heating system when getting out of the shower. Probably overkill but that's how I roll.
823339
I just bought this product and was concerned about the coverage aswell. I can confirm It covered 50 square feet with two coats and there was some left in the bucket when I was all done.
823340
It will cover 50sqft with 2 coats no problem. I even had enough left over to do the high traffic areas on my concrete bathroom floor.
823341
You should apply at least two coats but you can can make it go further if you apply the extra coat in the high moisture areas where water will come into direct contact of your surface. Hope this helps.
823342
To be sure, I would probably get more. It goes on thick, but to prevent water damage, it can't hurt to over do it.
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I'm about to put the first coat in my shower but I'm wondering when I'm ready to set my ledger board to begin tiling. I've used cement board and I also wouldn't want to puncture the membrane with the ledger and defeat it's purpose. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
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I use this about a year ago. If I remember correctly you do 2 coats, no more, no less. Since that's the manufacturers instructions, I have to imagine one gallon can do two 50sf coats.
823345
Can I use this to apply over the Laticrete fiber tape that I will be using over the Hardibacker joints?
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The one gallon should give you 2 coats. Actually, you will "probably" have a little left over, but it depends on how thick it is applied. I've done 2 showers with this ...It REALLY works great.
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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
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Not sure how far the next building is! But, it covers my apartment and beyond, no sweat!
1825348
Hello, Usually 24 and 25 sqft kits are sold to cover 4 medium doors (6sqft each door). I used a 25 kit to lay a double cover in a coupe, in order to get a strong midbass for competition. 50 sqft should be more than enough if you are going to use only one layer in each door. Good luck. Kind regards, Jean Pierre.
1352133
I never really measured it out, but my house is about 30' x 50' and it gave me good coverage. We had a few dead spots, but overall the whole house was covered.
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I'm not sure how much it covers but I do know you have to be very careful what you cover. I sprayed this around my from door and wound up having to spend $400.00 to have all the vinyl siding replaced. I called Customer support and was told that ecosmart was bought out and the new company wasn't honoring the product. So buyer beware and use at your own risk or expense.
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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.
23826
5 will cover the whole room with not much to spare. But assuming you have cutouts for doors and window you should be able to cover all 4 walls
1389668
I would say that each of these covers approx 4 sq. ft. so you would need around 10 for best coverage.
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It did the entire inside of my cab in 2 coats. I think it would cover and you would have a little extra for touching up. I would recommend buying 2 so you can do the full 2 coats. It helped alot when I did the interior of the cab.
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I did our island first, which is 6ft. x 3ft., and there was plenty. I then decided to do the rest of our countertops in the kitchen, and while there was more than enough of the 3 colored paints, I quickly ran out of the top coat. I got a 4ft.x 2ft. section covered, but had to use a different type of top coat to finish the rest of the countertops. I used a polycrylic and it isn't as nice as what comes in the kit.
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We did the interior of one fireplace and had some left over. Not sure if it will cover a second fireplace or not. By the way, it's been in several months now and looks great.
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I have a patio that is approximattely 30' x 20' and I use 2 units which covers the active areas (approx 10' x 10' picnic table area and 10' x 10'' grill area) of the patio well. So, I'd recommend 1 unit per approximately each 10' x 10' area. I agree with others that wind definitely plays a factor (reduces coverage effectiveness).
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My living room is about 300sf and it covered the job plus my hallways. Hope that helps! God Bless
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I would say 400-450 and I would recommend 3 coats min. I did 2 and it was not enough. I had some additional work on my house after I finished the floor. The pros normally do 2-3 then come back after everyone is done and do an addition coat or two.
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With 8 panels 23.5" x 48"), you could cover it although it would leave you 12" shy in the direction of the kennel that is 5'. If you order 12, you should be able to cover the entire area although the decking only interlocks on the 23.5" side. The decking is sturdy and has been a great investment for us.
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I would start with one coat and see how you like the way your floor looks and how easily a damp cloth picks up dirt. You can always apply a second or third coat. Don't forget, eventually you will have to remove wax build up. So, the fewer coats, the better.