How much would I have to order to coat a 16 gallon tank?
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One can should do it. Make sure the tank is cleaned properly so this can adhere.
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I did my BMW tank with a quart, I did it on a very hot day and it has been sealed ever since
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I ordered a one quart can for one side of my combined 3.5 gallon tanks for my Panhead. I only treated one side, but I treated it 3 times. So... based on Red Kote's website's instructions "You can get by with one quart on tanks of about 12 gallons or less. We recommend two quarts for larger tanks to make sure you get the coating to flow behind all the baffles." It worked great on my motorcycle tank.
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One can should do it. Use a half quart first to obtain one thin coat on the inside. Let it dry and then give it a second coat with the rest.
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One quart per 12 gallons or less, so even if you don't use the full 2 quarts you better get 'em. Hope this helps, would of responded sooner, but had a backlog of mail. Good luck!
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The amount you need depends on the dimensions of your tank, as well as your desired depth. Not all 20 gallon tanks have the same dimensions. Once you establish that, there are calculators online that will tell you how much sand you need. Go here: http://www.marinedepot.com/md_educationcenter_calculators_sand_bed_calculator.html and as far as if you can use this for freshwater, I'm not sure. This is labeled for marine (saltwater) tanks and as such, the bacteria in it would die off if you placed in a freshwater tank. This would cause a spike in ammonia, nitrites, then nitrates. I'd search for something labeled for freshwater use. The amount you need depends on the dimensions of your tank, as well as your desired depth. Not all 20 gallon tanks have the same dimensions. Once you establish that, there are calculators online that will tell you how much sand you need. Go here: http://www.marinedepot.com/md_educationcenter_calculators_sand_bed_calculator.html and as far as if you can use this for freshwater, I'm not sure. This is labeled for marine (saltwater) tanks and as such, the bacteria in it would die off if you placed in a freshwater tank. This would cause a spike in ammonia, nitrites, then nitrates. I'd... » Read More The amount you need depends on the dimensions of your tank, as well as your desired depth. Not all 20 gallon tanks have the same dimensions. Once you establish that, there are calculators online that will tell you how much sand you need. Go here: http://www.marinedepot.com/md_educationcenter_calculators_sand_bed_calculator.html and as far as if you can use this for freshwater, I'm not sure. This is labeled for marine (saltwater) tanks and as such, the bacteria in it would die off if you placed in a freshwater tank. This would cause a spike in ammonia, nitrites, then nitrates. I'd search for something labeled for freshwater use. « Show Less
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I gallon covered my 8 foot bedliner in my pickup..(2 coats )..So yes 1 gallon is more than enough..
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One gallon covers 600 square feet, I used a gallon to prep 7 steel poles 15 feet long and got great coverage. Good Luck!
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I got the 40 sq ft per gallon. I brushed it on and you have plenty of time to work it but definitely mix it well.
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There is a line inside the tank that will tell you how much to put in. Be careful not to overfill as it can bubble up and overflow easily.
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The key is not tghe size of the tank but the regulator. We use a 25 gallon tank (the ones about 4 feet tall that you can get a home depot or lowes for about $100. We went to a propane place to get the regulator and told them we were using a heater this size. We also cook with the propane.
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I would say a pint can will seal a 1 gallon tank 2 coats, otherwise one coat only on a 2 gallon tank
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It covers 350 square feet per gallon, per coat. For maximum performance, two coats are required.
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I used abundantly (multiple coats) and applied a quart per 80 square feet since it was very old canvas. For your teepee it should be enough for a single coat. Not much more.
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I am running this for a 15 gallon system and it isn't anywhere near enough. I just ordered a new one myself. You have at least 170 gallons. You can never have too much air, go to the full blown big commercial one and you won't be sorry that you did. You might spend 80 to $100 dollars now, but trust me, if you have that many tanks already, you will ultimately need it anyways.
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625 ml or about 21 ounces tank only - you have to allow for your piping length & size
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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.
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I would order the 20 gallon one since your take is more bigger. But if you feel like you will be upgrading soon I would consider going for the 40 but def. 20 will work just fine. I honestly love my 10 gallon one on my 10 gallon tank.
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my boat was 22x6 and I used about 2 gallons.. I just put it on thick and 2 coats. looked good.
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I use one bottle per tank ( about 15 - 18 gallons). I've been very happy with this product. Much less expensive than the other similar brands.
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I bought one quart for my Mustang GT. I think it's a 20 gallon tank. The stuff doesn't dry right away. It takes several days. You have to tip the tank onto different sides over those days to get it coated everywhere. I admit that I didn't tip mine upside-down to coat the inside-top. It's coated everywhere else though. Yeah, one quart looked like it coated everywhere that I could see.