Is it easy to use and how much does a can cover?
1767417
Simple to use. Just follow the instructions=spay it on in light coats. I covered a large chair and a coat with one can.
1612451
I have been using 1 to 2 ounces of concentrate per gallon of water. That seems to give me good coverage, and a gallon is enough to cover 4 small fruit trees, 12 blueberry bushes and 6 grape vines.
1287232
Hi, I'm pretty sure it is just for one can. I have used this in the military (on electrical connections on up on the mast) and highly recommend it for sealing an electrical connection outside. First we would tape tightly with electrical tape (used at least half the roll of tape) extending past connection a good 4 - 5 " on both sides, then applied two coats on top of the tape (left 1/2-1" of ends of tape exposed). Would come back about 6 months later and connection was dry (is a slight pain to get off, used a blade to open it up (careful) and then tried to peel it off). I bought some just to have in-case I need it... caught an extension cord with the snow-blower last winter. I will use it to patch a few holes in the insulation. 1 Ib is most the time about 16oz of liquid, Some liquids can weight more (molten metal). I would think the weight they are talking about at the end of their description "1.4 lb" is probably one can. I'm not sure where they get the 8.8 oz shipping weight?
84298
I don't know if I can help much with actual coverage area but we have a normal size wood burner and I just needed to redo the top of our stove. I only had to use one coat, and I hardly made a dent in the can. If I were to guess I would say we would enough to paint our stove numerous times. The little can will go a lonnnng way!
763008
There are 6 ounces in the can, more than I will ever use. I have barely consumed any even after two touchups using multiple layers. It works very well as decribed just use it outdoors or in a very well ventilated area.
543772
It just takes the light quick touch. You don't spray continually. My first can just ran out after about5 months.
178422
Hi Gayle, You only need to run a bead of sealant around the perimeter of our cover. You need about 40 linear feet. Not sure how much coverage in a can but sounds like 1 and or 2 cans should be enough for your project.
1154422
Yes it is very easy and it seals up the spot when not in use, so you won't get dust through that point.
560120
Yes it is. You will find out if that is something you really enjoy. Putting a lot of money into a pressure canner isn't something you want to do unless you are sure you will use it a lot. Check out canning books too. Some foods, like green beans, and not the best to try as they take about 3 hours in one of the water bath canners. Start out simply and you'll do well. Lots of information available to help you too.
1174224
I have actually opened up quite a few regular sized cans and it's not really difficult to use but it does take a little practice to get the hang of it. I don't recommend using this if you're looking to open the larger diameter "value" sized cans.
155926
The can says it will cover 50 ft.. I'm sure it varies depending on how heavy you apply it.
337416
Buy Berryman's B-12 at the auto supply store. Get the liquid, not the aerosol. Use it to thin the material in the can. It can be repeated as often as necessary. Don't add too much thinner and get the coating thinner than originally.
2187551
Yes it's pretty easy to use. Just place it in the top and pull the tape from the bottom and that's it.
316502
Keep in mind that the thicker you put it on, the easier it is to peel off if needed. I always figure about 1 can per 18-19" wheel, although 3 cans per 4 wheels should get you a decent amount of coats.
1855743
I covered two windows that were 27 X 54 with one can. Had to do a bit of respraying to hit light areas after drying - maybe 5 percent of the total area. It's hard to be certain, but I'm guessing I have 20 to 30 percent left in the can. I'm betting you could make it with one can.
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Cesar M., how long it lasts depends on the size of the area that you're trying to cover as well as the frequency of use. I've actually been using the same bottle for a few months now. I definitely recommend it though.
1888398
yes, it's fairly easy...just push button once to open can, then again to shut it off and then it detaches itself.