I have a small wood student desk with about 2 coats of flat paint. How much area will one litre cover?
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Hello and thank you for your interest in EcoSolve products! Our Home Strip Paint and Varnish Remover can cover 30 - 50 square feet per liter depending on type of coating. I would recommend 1 Liter for your project thanks for the interest in safer paint removal products from EcoSolve and have a great day!
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It covered my kitchen counter tops and it was about 60 sq.feet. Had enough for 2 top coats. You can order extra individually of any of it if needed or wanted.
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It will cover about 30 square meters. It have 30 sheets plus the borders. You can make a rectangle of 5 sheets by 6 sheets
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The instructions do not indicate the exact amount, but I believe you will need more than that. Probably around 20 litre. Thanks
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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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Ok I will try. The bottle in this box is 16oz. I use this product for my LR and Hallway approx.350sq ft altogether. One coat applied with a microfiber cloth. Heavy traffic areas, I apply every 3 months (give or take). That bottle should last you for at least three coats. So I would guess Thewhole bottle would cover roughly 1200 sq ft. It is an excellent product and thr cabinet restorer isalso great. Don't bother with the floor cleaner unless you have a lot of old wax build , just cleanthe floor. I buy the larger bottle, it lasts longer and works out cheaper in the long run if you are going to continue using it. Hope this helped. I have been using this product for about 4 years. Good luck Ok I will try. The bottle in this box is 16oz. I use this product for my LR and Hallway approx.350sq ft altogether. One coat applied with a microfiber cloth. Heavy traffic areas, I apply every 3 months (give or take). That bottle should last you for at least three coats. So I would guess Thewhole bottle would cover roughly 1200 sq ft. It is an excellent product and thr cabinet restorer isalso great. Don't bother with the floor cleaner unless you have a lot of old wax build , just cleanthe floor. I buy the larger bottle, it lasts longer and works out cheaper in... » Read More Ok I will try. The bottle in this box is 16oz. I use this product for my LR and Hallway approx.350sq ft altogether. One coat applied with a microfiber cloth. Heavy traffic areas, I apply every 3 months (give or take). That bottle should last you for at least three coats. So I would guess Thewhole bottle would cover roughly 1200 sq ft. It is an excellent product and thr cabinet restorer isalso great. Don't bother with the floor cleaner unless you have a lot of old wax build , just cleanthe floor. I buy the larger bottle, it lasts longer and works out cheaper in the long run if you are going to continue using it. Hope this helped. I have been using this product for about 4 years. Good luck « Show Less
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Not much at all. I use a portion of my bedroom - an open space of about 5 ft by 10 ft.
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I used only one canC two cans will be enough for two coatings for average fireplace. 41"X33". I painted black over gold color.
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Approximately 6 square feet to do a thorough job and save your back. I went through more than $200 worth of product for my kitchen, living room and small half bath of my relatively tiny townhouse. Still need a couple more bottles to hit missed spots.
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I don't know square foot wise how much it covers. I just know that I painted 7 4foot x 4 foot squares of raised garden on all sides and had some left over. IT works well.
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I have a smaller kitchen than you, but you don't have to use much when applying it to the cabinets or furniture. Purchase one to estimate the coverage from a 16oz. bottle.
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Do not mix with water. Estimate from 150 to 300 sq. ft. per gallon for the best protection. I always use at least two or three coats or as far as one gallon will cover 225 sq. ft. However I have found that three quarts works just as well when the wood is not totally void of previous preservative.
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On the Gallon can it says it will cover 100 to 300 square feet per gallon. In my use, I sun-dried the wood & double-covered & that seemed to do the trick. In other words, it did soak in on the first coat, but not greatly, so Rustoleum's claim seem reasonable. Good Luck!
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No, it doesn't say on the bottle how much it will cover. I did a 10 by 12 room with two coats and use 32 oz. my wood floor hadn't been refinished in at least 15 years. A newer floor may have only needed one coat.
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It depends on a couple of things. If you thin the varnish (recommended) and the type of wood. Bare dry porous wood like an oak would take several coats of thinned just to penetrate. My best guess woul be one can thinned 50 / 50 to seal, being about 3 / 4 coats sanded between coats. It will take the most of another can full strength, 3/4 coats sanded between to get the classic result I have always experienced with this product. BTW, after a summer in the weather, my teak bench and chairs look like they are covered with a coat of thick ice. INCREDIBLE stuff!!!
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Like the other 2 replies. A small bottle will be more then enough. You even may have over half of it left depending on the finish you are looking for. I put 4 to 5 coats on a stock and still have over half left. This was on stocks such as Rem 700 etc. Hope this was of help.
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I think about 3 square feet per pour. I haven't layed any up yet as I had my wife make them up. she has done about a dozen pours and needs a whole lot more. Will be nice to work with. I chose the dry stack style. Coloring them different colors with cement dye.