Is one gallon enough for a two car garage smooth floor?
1972739
We used it on some wooden steps, is the sq footage coverage listed on the can?
1972740
I would get two. This stuff is very thick and goes fast. I did my basement floor and thought I had enough to do the whole thing, however I needed two full cans. When using, make sure you shake it up really really well. There is a sand grit to it which just sits on the bottom until you shake it. Then pour into a painters pan and spread around to make it even when you apply it.It works great, I love it and even outside it lasts. Best of luck.
1519294
Makes one gallon and it depends on how heavy 0r light you spray as to the sq ft footage
400070
We painted our garage floor during February and March and had no problem.However we did it in two separate orders and the two final finishes did not match exactly.One package does not do a full garage floor so you need two to do it correctly.
1703764
Well, a gallon is 231 cubic inches, so if your coating thickness is about 4 mils (0.004 inches) then you get up to 400 square feet. However, since you want this to soak in as much as possible, you might want a thicker coat, say 10 mils (0.010 inches) which would give you about 32 square feet. What really matters is not the coverage, but the ability to seal the grain and that depends on the type and moisture content of your wood. For purchasing decisions, I would use maybe 100 to 200 sq. ft per gallon for the first trial and then use experience to determine how much for the next purchase.
1991167
I generally buy two bottles. You don't need to use much. I can't specifically pinpoint the amount for 500 sq. feet, but start with two bottles. It really does a great job on the floors. Hope this helps a bit.
2258396
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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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.
1457037
The floor we were on was like the floor in a garage and it worked fine. Be careful because if you get too much it will be very slick.
1336574
Use Lacquer thinner much faster and it does a better job make sure you open the windows. Also only $ 14.00 a gallon and you can twice the area. poor it on a small area and wipe it up with a clean rag use gloves
739683
One gallon covers 600 square feet, I used a gallon to prep 7 steel poles 15 feet long and got great coverage. Good Luck!
2044235
I think these tiles would work well for that. I got them for my garage because a lot of water was collecting on the floor from snow off of my cars. The water sat under the tiles without getting wet on the surface.
176011
I would not buy this product. A half way decent garage has its own refrigerant. This product is for people that either have experience refilling car systems, or have a friend or neighbor, that has the experience. Save your money.
1753995
I concur with verbengal that one gallon will cover approximately 50 square feet. I used this product on the deck of my fishing boat deck. I used Evercoat instead of carpet.
1363047
yes, this would be the gallon size. I have 4 dogs; two are 15 years old, and have some pretty spectacular accidents upon occasion; I have hardwoods and oriental carpet, and this what I use (and have used) for as long as I can remember.
355237
You did not say what kind of tile floor - I assume you are talking about ceramic or vinyl. For those floors, I use 1/2 cup white vinegar mixed with one gallon of warm water.
288351
The can says 100 sq ft per gallon for smooth surface and 25 sq ft for rough/porous, so a quart you are looking at 25 sq ft on a smooth surface and about 7 sq ft on rough/porous.
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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.