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Coating Consumption: Convert Millilitres per Square Metre into Coverage
Consumption and coverage are reciprocal descriptions only when their units and scope match. Keep waste and application losses on the same basis.
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Practical approach
Divide 1,000 by consumption in ml per square metre to obtain theoretical square metres per litre. Then apply separately justified process allowances.
Illustratively, 2 ml per square metre corresponds to 500 square metres per litre before losses. This arithmetic is not a guarantee of field coverage.
Decision limits
Do not mix a laboratory deposited-film value with a workshop withdrawal rate. Measure the quantity relevant to the purchasing decision.
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