Does 1 can is enough to do the car. keeping in mind that there is more than 1 coat to apply? TKS Jean-Marc
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It took me 1 1/2 cans to do my front bumper and about 18" back on the hood. Best to have more than you may need rather than not enough.
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Guesstimating a 35'x7' roof area (245ft2) and the can says 42ft2 of coverage per gallon and that suggests ~6 cans needed... but that is one coating and I'm not sure of your roof condition, protuberances, etc. If your roof has leaks, many repairs, etc. I would definitely go additional cans.... If perfect I personally would still go one additional can as a fall back (and I have heard this stuff is good for 1-2 years if not overheated/frozen (and not mixed)). NOTHING would be worse than running out before you are done in my opinion >>> you want a single, seamless coating. Good luck
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There is enough to do two cars. But once you open it is done. I did both my cars at the same time.
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Yes, I've used it many times. I would recommend two light coats rather than one heavier coat.
40430
There are two bottles of each of the applications and each bottle is 4 oz. Using a nickle sized quantity (as stated on the directions) I would think that you could do more than one car with what is in the package. I hope that this helps. I would use disposable gloves and painter's-type paint for the application. The box shows them using masking tape but I don't think that I would use masking tape to protect my paint job on the car.
925053
It think one can might be enough. I colored one pair of shoes and a hand bag with one can. I hope that helps. Thanks.
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It totally depends on what you're covering and how many coats you spray, and how thick you apply it. I bought one can to paint an exposed metal support post in my basement, about 5 in diameter and 8 ft tall. I sprayed very light coats, allowing a few minutes tack time for eack, and went over the whole post 5 times. I used the whole can.
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I'm on my 4th application (using 2 coats each time) and I'm about halfway through the bottle. So if you only do one coat, it could last around 12-16 applications I'd say.
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One would probably be enough. Unless your chair is extremely large. But I would buy two so that when you need to reprint it due to fading or you get a nick in the chair, you can easily match the existing paint!
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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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I would say no,I believe you need one bottle for each automobile tire to do it correctly.
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I would do multiple cars at the same time. There is enough of the basic solution for many applications but they do not give you a enough of the sealer packages which come in foil packets. I did two cars at once each step in sequence. I have more than enough to do more cars but I will not have anymore of the sealer packages.
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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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Yes it is , I purchased one can for a car I bought 18 months ago ...applied 3 times and it was awesome... a keeper and a must buy !!!
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Depending on how many coats you are planning to do. I did oak medicine chest and oak vanity with 3 coats and have 1/8 can left over with 1/2 pint can.
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no, you must spray or use a brush to apply multiple coats. For large projects, sprat it; for small projects a small paint can version works best. P.S. The more layers you put down, the better the performance....time comsumuing, but well worth the time and money!!!!
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Should be more than enough. I guess it all depends on the size of each light though. I was able to do 4 headlights and had enough left over to do at least one more and probably two. I did both lights on a Toyota Tundra and both on a Dodge Stratus. I would call the Tundra lights medium large in size and the Stratus medium sized. I had plenty of buffing compound and tape. I did use two layers of tape but I was able to raise the hood so I didn't have to use any tape on the hood. Tape and buffing compound is relatively cheap at the parts store if you need to get more. But as always YMMV depending on how you use it.Hope that helps. Should be more than enough. I guess it all depends on the size of each light though. I was able to do 4 headlights and had enough left over to do at least one more and probably two. I did both lights on a Toyota Tundra and both on a Dodge Stratus. I would call the Tundra lights medium large in size and the Stratus medium sized. I had plenty of buffing compound and tape. I did use two layers of tape but I was able to raise the hood so I didn't have to use any tape on the hood. Tape and buffing compound is relatively cheap at the parts store if you need to get more. But as always YMMV... » Read More Should be more than enough. I guess it all depends on the size of each light though. I was able to do 4 headlights and had enough left over to do at least one more and probably two. I did both lights on a Toyota Tundra and both on a Dodge Stratus. I would call the Tundra lights medium large in size and the Stratus medium sized. I had plenty of buffing compound and tape. I did use two layers of tape but I was able to raise the hood so I didn't have to use any tape on the hood. Tape and buffing compound is relatively cheap at the parts store if you need to get more. But as always YMMV depending on how you use it.Hope that helps. « Show Less