Approximately how many square feet can I expect to get done with a quart? Stripping paint from concrete...
1473005
That depends on how thick the paint and how effective one is removing the loosened paimt. Power spray the loosened paiint? How porous the concrete?
1473006
Pretty tricky question. I'll answer it best with another question or two. IS the concrete a "smooth" surface or is it textured? I ask this because the Soygel works best on smooth surfaces - as would most paint removers. The nooks and crannies will make the removal more difficult. I just used the Soygel on a similar job - stone. The paint coating on it was heavy and thick. I had to use a thick coat which I let really set in, then used my drill with a rotary wire head. This got off allot of the paint, but I had to do it a 2nd time to get the rest off. So, depending on the amount of coats and how thick they are, will determine the amount of coverage you can get from a quart. For my application - which I will be completing over the next week, I estimate I will need a full quart to remove an area of 54 sq. ft. Remember, I will also be using multiple wire heads on my drill to get this job done. If you decide to follow this route, use tarps on anything painted that you went to keep painted.
1473007
I used more that a Quart to remove several layers of paint from ceramic tile. I needed to let it sit for a much longer time to get it to work and it could only get through a coat or two of paint at a time. It worked really well in the end, I was working on a fire place so I likely got about 20 square feet out of the bottle
1473008
Depends how thick you pour/ spread it on and the intended application. Spread VERY thin, maybe 10x10 to 12x12.
939517
I used it for my boat which is 17 feet long by about 9 feet wide, but many edges and little valleys. I did need an additional quart but I would think 160 square feet would be safe for one quart. Mine still looks great and my boat is on a mooring so it takes a beating.
1982657
I bought it a for concrete patio and walkway. I put 2 coats on a 360 sq. ft area of broom finished concrete and the 5 gallon container is about 2/3 gone. I used a roller, which works fine on a floor, but it's thinner than paint so will drip a lot if using on a wall.
2170972
it says something like 50 square feet. I covered an entire tub and sidewalls with some left over for a second coat. I purchased 2 kits and applied the second one 4 days later. You will definitely need the second coat!
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 $$$
1322402
Definitely 2 quarts minimum. 3 will handle you just fine. I used a roller and was very careful with masking out the area to be painted.
1361519
The actual tile is 12 X 12. Therefore you need 300 tiles to cover 300 square feet. See link to calculate square footage.http://www.calculator.com/pantaserv/construction/simpletile.cgi?units=Feet
1038807
A lot. Depends on how deeply you want it marked and for how long. Exact square feet I don, t know.
543377
Well it all depends if you are going to use it in the exterior or interior. I am assuming that it's for the exterior. 1000mm is equal to apprx real close to 1 quart. I would thin it out apprx 1/3 with thinner for the first coat and 1/4 thinner for the 2nd coat. PS. Important lightly sand with a fine thickness sand paper in between coats. I would just get 1 quart and if you should need extra get a second. 59 sq ft is not very much so 1 quart should sufice. RC get 2 quarts and that more than will do it. This is the best product I was able to find for my home in Costa Rica, which needless to say it doesn't rain it pours 3/4 pf the year. And it's been a;lmost 10 months or so since i applied it on the exterior of the cabin and it's not showing any wear at all. I highlyt recomment it. RC.
1837130
Hey Bruce, When I used this product the instructions said to dilute 16 ozs to 1 gallon of water to cover 100 square feet. I got way more coverage than 100 square foot with my 2 gallon pump sprayer. Got around 2650 square foot from one of the gallons bottle I bought. If I sprayed as directed the carpet would be soaking wet for at least three days. My carpet was damp for one and a half days. And I sprayed the area twice. Works great, you can pick up any spills with a damp clean rag.
876057
At least 3. I would do 2 or 3 coats. Prob 6 cans to do it right. Be sure to sand first.
1226433
Hi. I'm not sure what you might call an average sized room, but I can clean only about 8-900 square feet of my tiled home with an entire bottle. Honestly, the scent is so slight that to buy the bottle seems a waste. You can use distilled water with a splash of white vinegar in each little measuring cupful and get a better cleaning result. The vinegar scent goes a way quickly. But be sure to use distilled water or you'll end up with a mineral-clogged steamer. Good luck!
98891
I used about a half quart to cover 90 sq feet of marble flooring with 2 coats of the product
2260084
Depends on how much material you want to remove and how rough the surface is when you begin. If you are wanting to expose much of the aggregate and if the concrete is rough then maybe want to get an extra pad of 50 and 100grit.
1312117
This is ready to use, do not dilute with water. This container will cover approximately 5,000 square feet.
2108855
This covers 15 sq feet at 1". You would need 3 kits and to be very skilled at maintaining the 1" thickness. It's easy to empty the 15 kit in 2 minutes.
211413
It depends how many square feet of concrete you are going to clean. The brush is relatively strong but if you are going to clean a large area of concrete don't count on it.