What do you use to seal a penny floor?

[sadduck131]

To finalize the project, seal your pennies. 2-3 coats of a high-gloss polyurethane sealer is often recommended. Some people apply a clear epoxy as a final coat, as it is harder than polyurethane, but others warn against this because applying clear epoxy over polyurethane may cause the epoxy to crack over time.

[happysnake631]

Its absolutely legal to use pennies as a building material, or indeed for any other purpose for which you could lawfully use a plain disc of copper-clad zinc (other than to melt them down to recover the metal therein). It is immaterial whether the usage damages the pennies; it is perfectly legal to damage coins.

Furthermore, why do people glue pennies to the bottom of sneakers? Tap shoes are EXPENSIVE, so to create some makeshift shoes on the fly, try gluing a few pennies to the bottom of your kids sneakers. This cheap trick will help you kids figure out if they like the feel of tap dance and are guaranteed to entertain them for hours.

Simply so, how many pennies does it take to cover a floor?

The Standard tells us that it used 250 pennies per square foot, or 480,000 pennies in all. For those of you thinking about a home renovation, thats .50 per square foot in flooring materials.

How much is 27000 pennies?

27 000 pennies equals how many dollars. 20000 pennies is the same as 200. Assuming this isnt a trick question or a question of the real value of a penny then the answer can be found by using some quick math.