How many 8' x 4' boards can 5 gallons treat? I would be applying to both sides of the board.
1884017
Haven't used my 5 gallon mix yet. But the 1 gallon mix treated 8ea-8x4, red cedar boards, with just about 2 coats on both sides and soaked the cut ends over night. Very happy with the results raised bed garden still looks the same as the day I put them in 3 yrs later.
1884018
I have not used my 5 gallon mix yet. I have used the 1 galloon mix an was able to treat 8 each 8x4 red cedar boards 2 coats and soaking the cut ends overnight in a 5 gallon bucket. I used a garden sprayed which was pretty fast but a little wasteful. Raised beds still look the same after 3 yrs of all weather, Sno, sleet, rain,
1884019
i generally treat 5 6"x6"x12' and 5 5"x5"x12' with 5 imperial gal, 6 US gal
1884020
We did a 80' long fence 4' tall with 2 1/2 packages (12 1/2 imperial gallons mixed according to package). Depends on how dry the wood is too. We also did a barn, also new wood, but really dried out. The drier wood seems to use surprisingly less because it doesn't run off when applied with the sprayer. Love this stuff and will be using again!
1599723
That small packet in the picture is just the instructions on how to use the solution. You get one bottle good for treating 55 gallons of water.
2231234
Says on the container 8 oz will cover 1/2 acre. However, 2 or 3 treatments are recommended to eradicate a colony. Hope that is sufficient
811900
Not sure, but I refinished quantity of four old four panel doors both sides with four layers of old paint on them and I used the whole gallon. I think it depends on what you are removing paint on and how many layers of paint you have to take off. Sorry I could not be more help.
2010657
As the other commenter said...buy it in gallons so you don't waste some from an entire 5 gallons of it. What you'll have to make sure of is that if you do only half now...when you do the other half...make sure you really clean the surface again so there is no problem with the 2nd batch adhering to both the original surface and the previously applied surface. Making sure the roof is really clean is key to making the project successful. When you are ready to begin...be sure to review the posts from others who have already used this product so you know what to do...and what not to do. Good luck!
1447474
I'm sorry I can't help I've been followering the directions . Using a two gallon sprayer. And my yard is 45x 145 deep . I really does work used it twice and very impress with the product.
37544
At least 4 I would guess. I drilled two holes in a terrarium with glass thicker than 1/8 and the big bit is still good to go. I kept the water on it and change the water out several times.
1086562
Each bottle/package will treat 1 55 gallon drum. Alternatively, you can treat the same amount of water split up in smaller containers. Its not the number of containers that matter. You put so many drops in per gallon of water.
981545
Jerry read the instructions booklet attached to the container, all applications (target foliage) require different mixes to destroy, its like 1.5 oz. to a gallon of water+ a quart of surfacant (cide kick) per acre for some aqua plants. Be careful or you may destroy your aquatic life as well as weeds. 2.5 gallons is gonna last a real long time as that amount just may be enough to treat Lake Erie. RAMC
755905
I would use two for a 5.5 gallon tank. Or pick up a smaller aquaclear filter.
2051013
I did a 4 foot by 3 foot piece. It made a very thick shiny surface. There was enough left to do another 3 feet, there are coverage directions on the box, but I had to cover a surface that had different sandy colors of brown so just poured the mixed product on.
2166959
It is one gallon. I used it on a wall I had striped off wallpaper, and it soaked into the paper underneath quite a bit. So, the coverage is dependent on the surface you're applying it too. I hope that helps!
562855
on concrete and brick 300 sf per gallon per application and you need two applications. regards mike 423-503-4490
1309476
I double coat both sides with a scoop coated. I get about 7 or 8 from a bottle. You don't need to coat both sides so you should get a dozen or so. You will also use a lot more if you try to squeegee coat em instead of using a scoop coater
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Since the board measures 20.5 ", including border, each individual square is "slightly" smaller than 2.5", since 8 x 2.5 = 20. With a 1" border on each side, it's probably closer to 2.25", which times 8 squares would be 18" plus the borders.
1024197
My board is 2 feet wide and in a bag. Width is no problem for one board. Could never put 2 side by side
388341
The bottle says 150-300 SFt per gallon if applied by brush. It also says it takes 5-10 gallons per 1000 board feet if dipping. In my experience this stuff soaks right into the wood--it's thin, runny, green, and it stinks.