what is coverage rate per gal.?
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Their website says "500-800 sq. ft. / gal." I am sure that will depend with the material.
238673
I have treated the cover of my 17' bowrider boat twice now in three years and each time it took a full gallon to do the job correctly. I used a garden sprayer to apply it on a warm day. I live on a barrier island in North Carolina and my boat sits outside in the driveway in full sun year round.
238674
I have a 3 year old cover that was showing signs of discoloration and loss of the ability to repel water. The cover has 384 square feet of surface area and I used a whole gallon to do a good job of coverage and just put one coat on. I used a everyday garden sprayer on a hot day (80 degrees F) and could control runs even on vertical surfaces. I plan to apply another coat of 303 next year to keep up with the weathering from storing the boat outside during the summer.
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Hi Cliff....I have been using this product for many years on my boat canvas and also various canvas items such as grill covers. I only purchased a small pump spray bottle and I am not not sure of the ounces. However if you look at what the bottle size (similar to a Windex bottle) that bottle covers and soaks about a 10 by 10 foot square. I hope this helps. Have a good day. Mike
1107203
I have never measured, but in my opinion the coverage is excellent, and the nominal coverage is stated by the manufacturer. Actually, I find the variability of available adjustments more valuable, so that a smaller area can be covered when desirable.
1685673
As per their website, its 14%. http://www.aquaglycolic.com/products-body.html
1389188
Sorry for the delay. I have not used this coverage and assumed it would cover all accidents. Kindly let me know how you make out.
1565839
For my house (1400 sqfeet, in maryland), we typically use ~100 galon per month. We are using this for main heater of my house. Still a bit cheaper than electric central heating cost.
1582802
Label does give amount per gallon. (Unfortunately, I lost that part of the label!) As for surfactant - don't know.
1837126
I'm not sure about the total coverage. It was my first time using it. I did a 1200 square foot home and barely used any. Next time I will soak the carpet more (although I thought I was over doing it) and use less water.
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Coverage: apply 2.0 to 2.50 gallons per roofing square (2 applications of 1.0-1.25 gallons per roofing square) (roofing square = 100 sq ft).SJS Commercial
2232879
Coverage: Approximately 300 to 1,500 sq. ft. per coat per gallon, depending on type of stone, porosity and texture of surface, temperature, humidity and method of application.
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the actual coverage formula is: 1 gallon (with no waste) covers 1604 sq ft @ 1 mil (1/1000 inch)... i work for spray-lining; you'd see at our site or amazon store manufactures polyurea. raptor & all other diy's never state the true coverage formula. the bed = 60 sq ft 2.3 gallons goes 63 mils (1/16th inch), ergo 4.6 gallons is required (not including 10% waste) for 1/8 inch or 125 mils. truck beds can be over 80 sq ft on 8 ft box then outer body adds to total sq ftg. lastly at the risk of pitching you, if you went to the spray-lining (and coatings website) you'd find a factual diy comparison + no diy bedliner is in the league of polyurea with s-l. thanks, randy, ext 311 at s-l... the actual coverage formula is: 1 gallon (with no waste) covers 1604 sq ft @ 1 mil (1/1000 inch)... i work for spray-lining; you'd see at our site or amazon store manufactures polyurea. raptor & all other diy's never state the true coverage formula. the bed = 60 sq ft 2.3 gallons goes 63 mils (1/16th inch), ergo 4.6 gallons is required (not including 10% waste) for 1/8 inch or 125 mils. truck beds can be over 80 sq ft on 8 ft box then outer body adds to total sq ftg. lastly at the risk of pitching you, if you went to the spray-lining (and coatings website) you'd find a factual diy... » Read More the actual coverage formula is: 1 gallon (with no waste) covers 1604 sq ft @ 1 mil (1/1000 inch)... i work for spray-lining; you'd see at our site or amazon store manufactures polyurea. raptor & all other diy's never state the true coverage formula. the bed = 60 sq ft 2.3 gallons goes 63 mils (1/16th inch), ergo 4.6 gallons is required (not including 10% waste) for 1/8 inch or 125 mils. truck beds can be over 80 sq ft on 8 ft box then outer body adds to total sq ftg. lastly at the risk of pitching you, if you went to the spray-lining (and coatings website) you'd find a factual diy comparison + no diy bedliner is in the league of polyurea with s-l. thanks, randy, ext 311 at s-l... « Show Less
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How many BTUs per 20,000 gal?Not sure. The model I bought was based on the recommendation of my pool guy. I have a biggish pool but its not a deep diving pool. It's 17000 gal. Hope this helps. (I'd call around to local pool dealers and ask them.)
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I have a 29 gallon and am barely getting by. Soft coral only, Some LPS,no Acans or SPS. I'm selling mine on eBay next week.Customer service is spotty at best.
896776
http://www.raganandmassey.com/label-msdsinfo.html. "1-gal label". good stuff btw.
843507
I don't know how many gals it's good for, but I have well water so I try to change mine once a month and it never lets dirty water thru, it only restricts water flow if I don't change it on time. I have, however,cancelled my standing order for these filters since they are not the same as the ones I buy at Home Depot or my local hardware. The Amazon filters are about ½" smaller overall diameter than the others I've been getting which means they have less filter material and will need changed more often. I hope this helps you.
1198508
I don't know what the coverage is. If you can find the manufacturer they may be able to assist you.
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Not sure but very little product is required for good coverage so I would assume quite awhile. This was the first time I purchased the product and I used it allot on vacation for two weeks. It's nearly full still.
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Our 1.5 gallon kit will cover 13 square feet with no waste. For further coverage questions please call toll-free at 1(877)342-8860. Thank you.