You people are idiots.
What is being asked is about the LIQUID gallon....
1 gallon [US, liquid] = 3,785.4 milliliters...
Furthermore, paint is NOT the same weight as water. Some are very close, but some paint weighs much more depending on the base. For example, Copper Paint, used to pain ship hulls is very heavy.....generally, the weight is close, but you should not answer these questions unless you know what you are talking about. Some of these answers are clearly from people who haven't a clue. I managed a paint store for 10 years.
There are four quarts to a gallon; therefore 2 quarts would be a half gallon.
1/2 gallon the formula is 2:1
1 tinof pinkpaint withwhite willmake magnolia by Lewis
Yes, it really is.
Depends where you buy it obviously. In general a litre of paint is now around $12 in western Canada, in Home Depot or Rona. The same paint by the gallon is a better deal, usually you save about 20 % buying by the gallon.
a standard one gallon paint can's dimensions (6 ½" diameter x 7 ¾" h )
no difference
There are four quarts to a gallon; therefore 2 quarts would be a half gallon.
you will need 5 cans of paint.
That really and truly is highly dependent on the type and quality of the paint.
1 5 gallon and 3 singles
1 gallon will be plenty.
Depends on the bucket. Usually 1 gallon or more, but there are smaller buckets.
1/2 gallon the formula is 2:1
Add the gallons of paint together. Then multiply 34 times 3 and subtract them
It depends on the paint. It should say on the can how much it will cover.
1 Protect your work area with a drop cloth and wear protective gloves. Mixing additives, liquid or powder into paint can be messy.2 Pour the gallon of paint into the clean 2-gallon bucket. Mix in your additive, using a paint stirrer to blend together. For powder additives, use 6 oz. to 1 gallon of paint for a Class B Fire Retardant Coating Rating. Use 12 oz. to 1 gallon of paint for a Class A Fire Retardant Coating rating.For liquid additives, use 8 oz. to 1 gallon of paint for a Class B Fire Retardant Coating Rating. Use 16 oz. to 1 gallon of paint for a Class A Fire Retardant Coating rating.Mix the additive thoroughly. The additive will not have a negative effect on the color or texture of the paint.3 Make sure the area to be painted is cleaned and primed. Apply the fire-retardant paint.