How many oz,s per square foot? And how scratch resistant is it?
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Square foot coverage is right in the product description. As for scratch-resistant: I've had this on all my kitchen counters for the past 7 months and haven't noticed any scratches but I suppose if I took a knife to it I could leave marks. It's a hard, smooth surface that looks like water (especially if you have any air bubbles, and I have a few tiny ones but they look interesting). Do know that if you use it where you plan to set hot things (like a hot dinner plate), they will briefly stick. It doesn't do anything to the epoxy surface, but it's a bit odd & hard to lift your plate when it sticks a bit. I knew about this before deciding to use it - it's not a big drawback. This isn't the same as epoxy you'd buy to coat your garage floor - I'm told that's a harder, higher strength epoxy. More still if you go with a professional grade. I hope that helps.
325130
The particular container that I purchased for 10.68 US Dollars is only one US Quart. It covers approximately100 to 250 sq. ft. per gallon depending on porosity of the item being sealed.
1787630
Tough to answer because it all has to do with how much glow you want. For bright glow, my guess based on past use would be two ounces for 20-25 sq ft. Another concern, even application: Don't expect an even glow; expect to see brush strokes and drips (in glow mode). The best way to minimize that is by doing several thin coats, not just one application, and to mix your batch constantly - stuff settles really fast! I use clear acrylic paint. Also, it is very bright, not suitable for a bedroom. Great fun is to stand next to your wall in the dark, turn on and off the light and see cool silhouettes.
43010
I use 1and1/2 oz's per gallon of water. That will cover completely my 2800 square foot house. Takes me about 1 hour to completely spray the house. I use 2 oz per gallon outside
403910
I do. I squeegee off the surface water and have purchased Outdoor Interiors Hardwood Oil 32-Ounce from Amazon with the intention of coating it once or twice a year, but it has not been neccesary since I got it last summer. I love this bench!
1354060
I didn't have any trouble with this machine scratching up any type of floor. I used it on tile and laminate. My laminate is very scratch prone and had no issues!
2083532
Bought it for my boyfriend who works construction. He says that it has remained scratch free. He has had it for 1 month. I hope that this helps answer your question.
673718
I used this as underlayment for 1100 square feet of red oak flooring. About 1/2 of this was over concrete slab where I put down sleepers and insulation first. The uinderlayment went over an OSB product. On the loft area it was the underlayment over OSB. The product is super easy to use. There is a thin layer of an asphalt product surrounded on top and bottom by a kraft paper type of product. I liked how easy it is to slide your boards into place. Also not heavy and messy like tar imbedded felt. How this product will hold up is yet to be seen? I don't see why this shouldn't be an effective vapor barrier. The building project is in middle Wisconsin. I used this as underlayment for 1100 square feet of red oak flooring. About 1/2 of this was over concrete slab where I put down sleepers and insulation first. The uinderlayment went over an OSB product. On the loft area it was the underlayment over OSB. The product is super easy to use. There is a thin layer of an asphalt product surrounded on top and bottom by a kraft paper type of product. I liked how easy it is to slide your boards into place. Also not heavy and messy like tar imbedded felt. How this product will hold up is yet to be seen? I don't see why this shouldn't be an effective... » Read More I used this as underlayment for 1100 square feet of red oak flooring. About 1/2 of this was over concrete slab where I put down sleepers and insulation first. The uinderlayment went over an OSB product. On the loft area it was the underlayment over OSB. The product is super easy to use. There is a thin layer of an asphalt product surrounded on top and bottom by a kraft paper type of product. I liked how easy it is to slide your boards into place. Also not heavy and messy like tar imbedded felt. How this product will hold up is yet to be seen? I don't see why this shouldn't be an effective vapor barrier. The building project is in middle Wisconsin. « Show Less
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The priduct is made of fabric with foam bumpers inserted into it. There should be nothing to scratch your marble floor
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This is ready to use, do not dilute with water. This container will cover approximately 5,000 square feet.
898145
I believe it has hard plastic tips...definitely for outside use or non-scratch surface.
2182342
Since I have a stainless steel surface I can't say about other surfaces but I can't see how it could scratch any surface because it is light as a feather. I have two now. I had one I bought years ago and bought one for myself lately and also bought two as gifts. Go ahead and buy it, you will love it.
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As a rule of thumb, this will cover approximately 200 square feet per quart. However, it depends on how you use it. Staining will take less than if you're trying to get a paint effect. If it's the initial coat, it'll require more than if you're covering over another finish. If you'd like more specifics, please feel free to contact Woodcraft's Technical Services at 1-800-535-4486.
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I use 3 oz in a 2 gallon pump sprayer. Probably about 3-4 hundred sq ft coverage.
797480
I have not had a problem with scratching. If it does the paint is very durable.
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don't think so - no scratch surfaces, but i woulgetting some of those little pad you put on chair legs. also this is not a small unit. i love it.
837253
This unit is actually designed for scratching. I have mine set around 2.5 to 3 grams and they track perfectly and never jump.