How do you calculate the required amount of LAB wallfix (primer)?
Measure the length and width of the surface you will treat. Multiply these together and then divide by the coverage per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 coat LAB wallfix. For example: for a surface of 5 m x 2 m (10 m² : 9 m² = 1 liter) you need 1.11 liters of LAB wallfix for 1 coat (calculated with a coverage of 9 m² per liter).
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How do you calculate the required amount of LAB wallpaint (wall paint)?
Measure the length and width of the surface you will treat. Multiply these together and then divide by the coverage per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 coat LAB wallpaint. For example: for a surface of 5 m x 2 m (10 m² : 10 m² = 1 liter) you need 1 liter of LAB wallpaint for 1 coat (calculated with a coverage of 10 m² per liter). However, we always recommend painting the surface twice for optimal coverage and scrub resistance.
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How do you calculate the required amount of LAB wood primer interior?
Measure the length and width of the surface you will treat. Multiply these together and then divide by the coverage per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 coat. For example: for a surface of 1 m x 2 m (2 m² : 9 m² = 0.2 liters) you need 0.2 liters LAB wood primer interior (calculated with a coverage of 9 m²). For untreated wood, we always advise applying two coats. Also assess the coverage. Before you start painting with the topcoat, your work must already be well covered with LAB wood primer interior. If necessary, apply 2 coats of this primer.
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How do you calculate the required amount of LAB interior (interior lacquer)?
Measure the length and width of the surface you will treat. Multiply these together and then divide by the coverage per kilo. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 coat LAB interior (interior lacquer). For example: for a surface of 1 m x 2 m (2 m² : 11 m² = 0.2 liters) you need 0.2 liters of LAB interior (interior lacquer) for 1 coat (calculated with a coverage of 11 m² per liter).
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How do you calculate the required amount of LAB chalk 1?
Measure the length and width of the surface you will treat. Multiply these together and then divide by the coverage per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 coat LAB chalk 1. For example: for a surface of 5 m x 2 m (10 m² : 9 m² = 1.11 liters) you need 1.11 liters of LAB chalk 1 for 1 coat (calculated with a coverage of 9 m² per liter).
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How do you calculate the required amount of LAB chalk (lime paint)?
Measure the length and width of the surface you will treat. Multiply these together and then divide by the coverage per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 coat LAB chalk (lime paint). For example: for a surface of 5 m x 2 m (10 m² : 8 m² = 1.25 liters) you need 1.25 liters of LAB chalk for 1 coat (calculated with a coverage of 8 m² per liter).
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How do you calculate the required amount of LAB chalk 3?
Measure the length and width of the surface you will treat. Multiply these together and then divide by the coverage per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 coat LAB chalk 3. For example: for a surface of 5 m x 2 m (10 m² : 8 m² = 1.25 liters) you need 1.25 liters of LAB chalk 3 for 1 coat. (Calculated with a coverage of 8 m² per liter.)
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How do you calculate the required amount of LAB cementum (concrete look)?
Measure the length and width of the surface you will paint and multiply these together. Now you know how many m² you need. LAB cementum (concrete look) is a complete system sold only in sets for 5 m², 10 m², or 25 m² for use on walls.
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How do you calculate the required amount of LAB cementum 3 (concrete look coating)?
Measure the height and length of the surface you will treat. Multiply these together and then divide by the coverage per liter. Now you know how many liters you need for 1 coat LAB cementum 3 (coating). For example: for a surface of 5 m x 2 m (10 m² : 10 m² = 1 liter) you need 1 liter of LAB cementum 3 for 1 coat (calculated with a coverage of 10 m² per liter). We always recommend applying two coats.
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