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For a relatively smooth surface, like old paint in good condition, or primed wood, it generally takes about 1 gallon per each 400 square feet. Thus, measure the space to be painted and calculate the area in square feet. Divide the area by 400 to get the number of gallons per coat. Rough surfaces like stucco will take much more paint, and one gallon may do only 200 square feet, so use 200 sq. ft./gallon for this type surface.
To calculate the amount of paint needed to cover a certain area, first determine the area of the surface to be painted. Measure its length and height, and multiply those figures to get the square footage. Since a gallon of paint covers 350 square feet, divide the total square footage by 350. Round up to the nearest gallon. For example, if the walls of the room are 60 feet long and 10 feet high, the area is 600 square feet. Divide 600 by 350, and the answer is about 1.7 gallons, so about 2 gallons are necessary.