how much does one quart cover?
87329
I always spray the product and it takes 4 quarts to do a normal size truck bed. One quart would probably cover about a 4' x 6' area.
87330
I brushed on about two coats and did it pretty thick so it only covered a two foot square area.
87331
i did the entire fairings on a Honda CBR600 sport bike with two coats- i agree with Blake 4x6 area even with a brush- a roller has to soak much up first
87332
With covering wood tailgate of trailer....One quart covered roughly 3x8 area decently. I will definitely be putting a second coat.
1758336
I personally feel that the 2 quart will more then handle reasonable servings for two people. That being said, I have found that I tend to over fill the pot with the 2 quart and wished I had a 3 quart so I would not have to worry about reaching the max. I should also add that having only to pay $9.99 - $11.99 for the 2 quart it was a simple no-risk purchase. I do plan on getting a bigger slow cooker with more control in the near future. The 2 quart has been a great little no-frills tool.
1256528
Yep, one quart was more than enough for mine. Once you open it, you've got to use it all in one shot. The humidity in the air causes it to cure just from the exposure it gets from sloshing the tank. If you put it back into a 1 liter pop bottle it explodes.Guess how I know?
832283
I don't have time to do the arithmetic for you. A liter is only slightly more than a quart, about 1%. When you realize that manufacturers measure capacity of cookware to it's maximum, not to a practical capacity, you can realistically read liters as quarts. In other words think of a 4 liter pot as a 4 quart pot and you'll be fine.
1369505
I used the white wash pickling stain, looks very rich although more of a beige than white. According to can label: 1 quart will cover approx. 100 square feet. It does of course depend on: how many coats, what color you're going over etc. If close buy a gallon will save $$$
1088196
I don't know, but I checked the manufacturer web site. www.garlicbarrier.com -- Quarts are 10% garlic extract and 90% deionized water and further dilute in water to cover 15,000 sq. ft. The gallons are 99.3% garlic extract and dilute in water to cover typically 10-12 acres.
1314166
a one quart can covered a space of about four feet bu six feet. i dont know if that is any help to you? but it seems to cover well and once it dries that real stickeyness is gone. for me it did a great job. will be purchasing more for my son inlaws camper roof. also its clear so you dont see if your sloppy.
1340489
You'd be okay with one quart. But 2 would be closer to the ideal mixture of 20 percent. Or even 1.5 I would say 1.5 that way you could just dump 6 qts of oil in and take the guesswork out.
1141235
I doubt a quart would cover a deck, because you have to put it on thick, like you're frosting a cake. (And leave it alone). I think the website would be able to tell you that better. As for covering the grass and plants? I don't. But since it dries like a white powder, I do rinse them off.
417688
Obviously I can't be sure, but I know that for the price of using it about once every 50,000 miles after your vehicle reaches about 75,000, how can it hurt? The first time I used it in the early 80s the price was around $50 a quart. That was a lot of money back then. I know it's a lot less now, about $20 a quart, because I just put it in each of my trucks, a 1996 Tacoma with 135,000 miles, and a 1994 Chevrolet 1500 with 151,000 miles.
474738
If I recall correctly, that container is enough for one quart. I mix it until I get the desired pigment, you can't have to much pigment in it, as it all becomes translucent when it hits the right temperature.
1758335
I personally feel that the 2 quart will more then handle reasonable servings for two people. That being said, I have found that I tend to over fill the pot with the 2 quart and wished I had a 3 quart so I would not have to worry about reaching the max.I should also add that having only to pay $9.99 - $11.99 for the 2 quart it was a simple no-risk purchase. I do plan on getting a bigger slow cooker with more control in the near future. The 2 quart has been a great little no-frills tool.
379756
If you zoom in on the package, it says it makes 22 quarts. A quart is a quarter of a gallon, so it should make five and a half gallons.
1480083
Each of the pots is a bit more than 2 quarts.Number of servings depends on what you are cooking.
1578931
About a quart, or a bit more. You can fill it three times from a gallon of paint.
730444
Buy the most economical container you can afford - at least 1 quart (I always buy a case of 4 gallons), then fill it to the indicator on the sight glass. How much you will actually need depends on how often you use it. You need to check the manufacturers recommendations in the manual as to how often you change it. Always change it after recovering an acid unit.
467754
Get the 6 quart if you cook for a family. I got the 4 quart and it's just enough for my husband and I with a little left over for lunch the next day.