How many aluminum wheels will one pint cover if applying 2-3 coats per product's instruction?
1104949
First make sure that you do thin the product otherwise it will begin to harden way to fast. Next bushing or spraying about 2-3 coats on four wheels. I did 4 15 inch wheels this way brushing and did have a small amount left. I did both the outside and inside of the wheels and love the product and the protection that it provides.
1104950
If you are using a brush maybe 3 at the most. If you use an HVLP spray gun all 4 no problem. But you should thin it down a little. Hope this helps. Good luck.
1104951
You may be a little short or just make it. It may be good for two Coats. Maybe not for three.
1104952
4 wheels and make sure to use spraying method for 2-3 coat. Material will otherwise drag and leave a mess.
1104953
Depends on whether you are using a spray gun or paint brush to apply it, with a spray gun and a good pattern at least 4, if using a paint brush probably 6 depending on the size of the rim...
386370
When I was doing searches on this products there were several posts in forums where people did paint cars with this. I didn't read much of that because that was not my use. However, there were many threads about marine use where the product seemed to hold up really well, no complaints that I saw. Depending on your vehicle, why not give it a try. One quart gave 3 coats to about 22 sq ft.
1455004
If you do three coats they say 48 hours. I waited a few days to really let it harden. This really is a grey system and much cheaper than commercial services. Make sure you get mineral spirits to take off any wax residue.
1521521
Depending on how many coats you are planning to do. I did oak medicine chest and oak vanity with 3 coats and have 1/8 can left over with 1/2 pint can.
928075
The kit has two 6 ounce containers of the epoxy that you mix together, which gives you the equivalent of 22 cubic inches. This would only cover 108 square inches about 1/4 inch thick. They also sell the epoxy separately in pint and quart containers. The 2 pints would cover 108 sq inches about 1/2 inches thick.
481497
Really depends on how large of and area you want to cover/protect. I usually cover two brackets, and using as little as possible I probably get 10 applications per syringe. Really works well once you get the hang of applying it.
40430
There are two bottles of each of the applications and each bottle is 4 oz. Using a nickle sized quantity (as stated on the directions) I would think that you could do more than one car with what is in the package. I hope that this helps. I would use disposable gloves and painter's-type paint for the application. The box shows them using masking tape but I don't think that I would use masking tape to protect my paint job on the car.
758867
Probably only one pint I used it for my aluminum dirt bike cr250 frame and onley nended about half the pint and waisted the rest as I mixed it all. Idid 3 coats I sprayed it With a paint gun I did not use a brush
1740870
this product is recommended for detailing professionals only. About 4 to 5 standard sized vehicles can be completed per 32 oz spray bottle. You can use it straight or dilute it with water.
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.
1396277
It applies in thin layers. We used 5 coatings to get 3/16" but it sticks well. I also found it at my local auto parts store. After going through the trouble of ordering it online and some of it spilling out during shipping. There just wasn't enough packing material.
283401
3 cans should be sufficient.. I would have a 4th on hand in case. It should handle the traffic well if it's family. If it's an Army you might consider an epoxy based garage floor type paint.
2210028
How many faces could I paint with this kit if I am just doing small 2 inch designs?
543376
I used 1 qt to apply 3 coats on the outside of a 16' cedar canoe, plus, 3 coats on the interior. 30% thinner on the 1st coat, allow to dry to a tack,apply 2nd with 20% thinner. Let harden over night, then sand and apply 3rd coat with 10% thinner. Very pleased with the results.
1288756
I do two minutes each coat just to be safe. Don't forget to rub with rubbing alcohol when ur finished :)
1221856
Guesstimating a 35'x7' roof area (245ft2) and the can says 42ft2 of coverage per gallon and that suggests ~6 cans needed... but that is one coating and I'm not sure of your roof condition, protuberances, etc. If your roof has leaks, many repairs, etc. I would definitely go additional cans.... If perfect I personally would still go one additional can as a fall back (and I have heard this stuff is good for 1-2 years if not overheated/frozen (and not mixed)). NOTHING would be worse than running out before you are done in my opinion >>> you want a single, seamless coating. Good luck
1661828
I use a 2 ounce top feed cup and spray at about 60lbs. of pressure. It allows the solution to be applied very atomized and thin to the skin. Two ounces is plenty and then I wait a day or so to apply a second coat of about 1once and this is when you notice the greatest effect, after the second coat. One coat is usually dark enough for most but my wife likes it very dark and this is the best way to achieve this result. One bottle should allow you about 14-16 spray sessions. Hope this helped?