How much surface will one can cover? I'm planning to do the bed of my midsized pickup.
876054
I think i used 2 on my jeep floor. It all depends how thick you want it. I would buy at least 3 for a ford ranger.
876055
I was able to do the inside of my Wrangler with two coats and there was more then half the can left over.
876056
atleast 3, 1 can barely did my cherokee floor and you'll need a couple coats. Just setting my seat down scratched it. If i put this on my truck's bed it would probably be half gone by now.
876057
At least 3. I would do 2 or 3 coats. Prob 6 cans to do it right. Be sure to sand first.
403518
I gallon covered my 8 foot bedliner in my pickup..(2 coats )..So yes 1 gallon is more than enough..
1255953
Your gunna need a lot 4 bottles barely cover the inside of my 8 ft bed on my truck. And you have to do a lot of prep to your truck before you spray raptor liner on.
177138
I was able to cover 8ft by 12ft area with no problem, and I was making large thick cones. I'm sure I could have covered a much larger space if I had wanted to stretch it out more.
1970341
My delivery company was a freight company, so you'd definitely need a pickup truck for the bed. It was boxed tightly, but, fairly heavy... The longest length was just over 6 feet, width- about 2 feet, with around a 6-8 inch depth.
438300
When I installed it I pulled it all the way back. The wheel wells will provide a stop. I have maybe 1/4" to 3/8" exposed bed. That would be as full a covering as you may need. And it's thicker than you may realize. Have fun! MERRY CHRISTMAS
394612
Sure. I would recommend sanding(roughing up the surface) first. It's not the best quality bed liner paint, but it's affordable and good enough for my older trucks.
1571699
The visible surface its 20cms x 11,5 cms. I can´t answer for the rest cause it is already installed.
1915679
It would fit in a full size pickup truck bed. It may slant somewhat, since at least one side would be up on the wheel well.
1529601
Can only say what has worked for us. Our camper is around 6 ft by 10 ft. It does a good job for us, but I do not think you would be able to efficiently do more than that.
2207127
If warm it will cover at least 40 square feet unless you apply it heavy I rolled it on a rubber camper roof worked perfectly
641282
You will need minimum of 4 inches on each side. For my cover about 18 inch minimum on back. One of the best investments I have made. Works awesome.
1141086
I wouldn't let it accumulate, I had about 2-3" on and then would knock it off by popping from the inside. We don't get much snow in the Pacnorwest so it's doable but if I was back in Wisc I'd think twice about getting this cover.
836110
Def not a six foot bed pick up or a van. Maybe an eight foot bed truck but you might have to have the tail gate down so bring some rope.
1627942
You'll have to measure your bed and where you want to put the tank/toolbox to see if it will clear everything. You didn't say which bed you have, do you have a gooseneck hitch or 5th wheel. So I don't have enough info to give you an answer. You need to see it this tank will fit your situation.
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Mine is on a 6' ford ranger bed. It does cut down your width a bit but, not too much. I have has issues with 4'x8' panels that were fixed with using one more strap than I normally would. My drop in bed liner had to come out or else it would fit at all next to the cab on the passenger side where I wanted it. THERE ARE NO HOLES TO PUT BOLTS IN. Youll half to drill your own and have someone hold it..... one peraon is a huge pain.
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I'm able to cover at least 50 feet long by 20 feet wide and it can probably go further than that in both directions. I just don't have that big of a yard.