How much of this product would I need to use on a 1 foot x's 28 foot border of impatiens?
1688621
I use it in an ortho hose end dial n spray. I spray at 1 oz per gallon. I just kind of guessed at the setting after reading the extensive directions. However, you might want to start at a more conservative setting for the first use and work your way up to a stronger setting. I have been using it in my hot and dry Southern California garden. I have noticed that some of the diseased plants get yellow leaves that drop before they get better. My impatiens look great and I have seen a big improvement in my entire garden.
45897
WOW! You have a barn! I used a whole tube on my terrace which is about 12'x6'. I have no idea how much you would need.
1038438
I ran 4 rows at 1 ft apart and it is doing just fine. I would say the one 50' roll should give you what you need.
742648
A very small amount. I would guess a couple inches is all you need maybe less. Of course the more you have the better but the mounting screws are about half an inch from the top of the Skeggard itself and those are all it really needs.
959881
I think one foot per pot, less the root ball of the plant. I cubic ft. per pot would be more than enough.
960593
Without knowing the details of your deck, (railing?, stairs?, material?, existing condition? etc.) it's hard to come up with an answer that would help. Standard flat 2x6 redwood deck 225 square feet, 1 gallon should work. If details require more sealer you can always get more quickly through Amazon and rest assured, what is nice about One Time, starting and stopping is not a problem with color matching. The material always blends into itself, no start/stop transition lines. Hope this helps.
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I tried it with 1/4 inch and there is not enough pressure to go more than a few feet. I wanted to do my raised garden. Spent a lot of time piecing it together and the connectors broke as I was setting it up, then it did not work after the first 3-4 feet. I took it apart, plugged the sprinklers into 1/2 inch and was good go to.
218958
That should leave you with about 1/4 of an inch to spare. I measured more than once to be sure.
1878851
I actually haven't installed this yet, but you need at least 28"We had to move a fence recently to allow for the space needed.
1472628
Ok I think the easiest way to put it is... take a regular size wall height cut it in half and divide it into 3 parts it is only big enough for one of those three parts. I'm not good at guessing inches and feet. Sorry hope this helps
301925
I would use like a 3000 or a little higher. Keep going higher but don't sand too much
1684001
I don't remember the formula but you need to know the square footage of the walls you will be spraying (not the square footage of the house. lenght times height of each wall, then add all the walls up. I believe the website tells you how many square feet each kit will cover up to 3 inches thick.
1613335
Use a good sharp sissors and be very careful. Cut close to the seam and you should be able to get most of it.
1455737
If you do a search for the Bostitch framing nailer you will see that is requires 28 deg. I ended up buying Bostitch nails just to be safe but any manufacturer that makes them in 28 deg will work.
830116
all depends on how heavy you apply it... I used about half the can to do about 350 linear feet. (rain can wear off effectiveness as well.) I had good luck with that application though. Specific directions included on the bottle, but I don't have it anymore, or would tell ya. Good luck!
1896581
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.
936252
Go with two 25 footers. If you ruin one end, you've only lost half of the hose.