It all depends on how you apply it. I paint using a sponge pad painter thingy, and scoop the paint onto that with the stirrer. I can make a liter of paint go a looong way by not wasting it in the fibres of a roller or spreading it around on a roller tray. Dont' paint cans usually indicate who many square metres they cover? You'll have to do some math.
maclad,
Oct 23, 3:11pm
maybe 1 litre to 14 sq metres depending on the state of the weatherboards
johotech,
Oct 23, 3:24pm
You should be able to do it easily with 30L
vivienney,
Oct 24, 4:56pm
You would need a coat of undercoat and two of top coat. Some paint brands have these together in one paint. You'd also need paint for the sills and window frames - water based enamel. Would you also need a painter?
gabbysnana,
Oct 24, 5:15pm
The formula is on the tin and any google search.
macandrosie,
Aug 21, 8:56am
They are very helpful at paint stores too if you can tell them the square meterage of your house.
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