How much would one can cover on a car? Let's say, quantify it in body parts. Would one can cover an entire roof on a compact car, or 4 rims, ie?
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Keep in mind that the thicker you put it on, the easier it is to peel off if needed. I always figure about 1 can per 18-19" wheel, although 3 cans per 4 wheels should get you a decent amount of coats.
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One reviewer used 11 cans to do their Honda accord coupe entire body (without wheels).It takes about 0.75 to 1 can per wheel with 2-3 coats. 3-4 cans for 4 wheels
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I would use 2-3 cans to make sure to not run out if you'd like to do a good couple layers
316505
I would get two cans to be certain but one should work fine for four wheels. This stuff is half the cost vs Amazon at Lowes or Home Depot.
959362
Depending on how much you want to cover. It will probably cover a quarter of your trunk. 50 sq feet isn't too much, it also depends on how thick you want it. If you want to cover the entire trunk space I'd say get at least 4 of these or 200 sq feet.
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100X100, I would move. If not, garage the car. If not, this car cover is better than nothing.
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After doing a full car last year I can tell you it's hard to buy to much. There are so many places to put it that you will use what you buy. I used a 72 square foot pack on a 66 Mustang which sounds like a lot but by time you do the wheel wells, doors and trunk it goes fast.
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It's 36 square feet. 36 - '1 foot by 1 foot' sections. Measure it. It depends on how well your going to cover everything. I covered every square inch of my vehicle including wheel wells, under carpet, rear hatch, 2 layers on the doors, and my hood and used 3 bulk kits. Didn't get to do my headliner and that would probably be 1/2 kit or a little more. You could also get away with just covering large open areas and use less. If I were you get 3 or 4 and you can do your fenders and hood too.
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It's doesn't cover the front seats. Just the back seats and cargo area. Hope that helps.
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I know the description says: simply measure the outside to outside dimension of you sunroof. It has been several years since I put it on a car I no longer have. The actual dimension of 41.5" confused me initially when I saw the overall length was almost 47" and the outer contact areas are not that wide. I guess you need to get the closest shade that is longer than your sun roof. I saw one that was 43.3, I believe. Also, you need to make sure you have enough flat area outside the sun roof so the outer contact area mounts on a flat area rather than one that is curving down toward the top of the windows. I hope this helps. I know the description says: simply measure the outside to outside dimension of you sunroof. It has been several years since I put it on a car I no longer have. The actual dimension of 41.5" confused me initially when I saw the overall length was almost 47" and the outer contact areas are not that wide. I guess you need to get the closest shade that is longer than your sun roof. I saw one that was 43.3, I believe. Also, you need to make sure you have enough flat area outside the sun roof so the outer contact area mounts on a flat area rather than one that is curving down toward... » Read More I know the description says: simply measure the outside to outside dimension of you sunroof. It has been several years since I put it on a car I no longer have. The actual dimension of 41.5" confused me initially when I saw the overall length was almost 47" and the outer contact areas are not that wide. I guess you need to get the closest shade that is longer than your sun roof. I saw one that was 43.3, I believe. Also, you need to make sure you have enough flat area outside the sun roof so the outer contact area mounts on a flat area rather than one that is curving down toward the top of the windows. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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It all depends on how much weight your cars roof can take. It's usually listed in the owners manual
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Lee, did you find a better cover? I have a convertible 2008 Saab 9-3 that I've been trying to find a great cover for! Thought RainX would be a good bet, but not from reading this.....
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Depends on te size of the car & how spotted you want it to be. We got about 12 more small ones that we cut out ourselves from the scraps. I think there would be enough for 2 sides? But if you want to do back, front & roof, I would buy 2 sets.
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I think this product would work in most vehicles. We have an Odyssey Minivan, and it covers most of the area. For smaller vehicles it would probably provide more compete coverage but you might just need to tweek it a bit with en extra mini bungee or two.
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So i think you would need two to put side by side if you were putting over a car-they are a triangle i guess you could put part of the triangle over the car and that may shade it enough but best thing to do is measure your car and compare...
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When you say "cover" I assume you mean the whole floor. That would take some cutting and piecing together with the transition pieces that are sold with this product. It would take 3 - 7.5 x 17 mats to accomplish this. I currently have 2. This just covers underneath both cars and does a great job of keeping my painted floor clean.
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They cover about 2 and a half inches. On my 2006 there is about a half inch of the flat surface that is not covered by the flares.
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HiSince we bought this for a friend that only has the the front seat and the overhead roof..we can't be positive. It was a very nice cover.
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With the non-pro version that seems bout right. Plenty to do one vehicle, smaller cars will have enough left over to coat wheels, perhaps a 2nd application perhaps.
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Yes, it's designed to cover the roof and body. There will be a space between the bottom of the cover and the ground, but the cart will be completely covered.