I need to polish some etched/frosted aquarium glass. Total surface area roughly 21 Square Feet. Will a 1lb bucket be enough?
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Definitely! You don't use much at all and you can continue to wet what you do have on the glass. I got a few ounces to do my windshield...but used only a few spoon fulls. Hope this helps.
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Devin,i polished (removing many deep scratches)from my 1980 el camino windshield. which is about 12 sq.ft. I used about 5 or 6 heaping tablespoons of powder mixed w/water. It goes a long way ,keep it wet w/a squirt bottle of water. The 1 lb. is way more than enough .Better to have more than to run out. I used a 3 inch polishing pad on a battery drill.
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It is difficult to determine how much Cerium Oxide would be needed for any particular application as the amount is dependent upon many factors. If the etching/frosting is decorative, you would only be able to use this product on the non frosted (smooth) side.
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I am pretty sure it will do the job. I have polished well over 21 sq. ft. in aquarium panels. I usually wet the glass and put some polish on a cutting pad and then lightly spread some over the glass. I have a variable speed polisher and use around 2500 rpm. If the surface is clean with no scratches, a fine polishing pad should work great. Just take your time.
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I think you will need quite a bit for that. My guess is that you would need 8 of these two gallon companions. It never makes as much as you think it might. There should be some description saying how many cubic feet the two jugs make. You should be able to make a rough estimate from that. Sorry if this isn't much help.
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It seems that would work. After awhile you may have to reposition sand a bit..... granulated shell may be something you like better than gravel :) i got pebbles from home depot.. not a typical aquarium gravel and its pretty
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Yes should be more than enough I fully cycled my 10 gallon using a little less of a 1/4 of the 2oz container
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Their website says "500-800 sq. ft. / gal." I am sure that will depend with the material.
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I would imagine it depends on how deeply you plan to clean out. I just do a simple, quick clean and the 1.8 is more than I need.
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It will work, but the LOUD compressor will come on every few nails. For a medium sized project, a 3-6 gallon tank would be better.
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You'll need at least 2 medium size or better 2 large size stones. I have a 10 gallon tank and 1 medium size stone works fine.
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Oh yeah. I use 3 1/2 tablespoons per gallon mixing rate. A mixed gallon or two should cover 1750 square feet easily.
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It will not scratch the glass if you stay away from bottom when cleaning. I myself would use the large for 65 gal and this thing does work great. Excellent product
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I would suggest at least 4-1/2" or larger in diameter. For polishing I use a least a 7"-9" polisher that is variable speed and runs at the right speed for the material you are polishing. Grinders are too fast for polishing. Some materials require a higher speed but grinders are way too fast for polishing.
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It depends on the size of your tank since you need a spot about 2" wide that's "flat" enough for all the adhesive to stick (think, for example, if you were trying to glue a credit card to a glass; you'd need a glass big enough to have enough surface area for the glue to hold it on).
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In my opinion 2 tubes should be sufficient . It also depends how much cleaning is required. If the brass is heavily pitted you may need more, but just for polishing 2 tubes would suffice.
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I used the gallon size and this will probably do what you need. I was pleased with my molds and get great results when I use them.
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I wouldn't bet it could take #500...I also have a 1/2" beveled glass top on the base...you might contact the manufacturer as to specs..
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hey delores, i bought this kit and for the money was great... i don't know how large or small you are going with them but the spaces between the grit might be too great if your pieces are quarter size or smaller! i have no doubt it will polish, just don't know your process. any more questions i'll try to answer, mike
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Sq ft is shown on bucket. I would say 360. I would spray if possible on all surfaces