I have got a 3 car garage approx 800 SQ FT. How many kits do I need?
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That's about the same size I have and did. I split my garage in two and used a box per side. I spent a week prepping the surface and didn't want my toolbox and 1971 Corvette sitting outside. The extra prep time will pay off. I put the stuff on pretty thick and still had extra leftover after each side. I bought a couple of extra bags of flakes, but at most, one extra bag will give you fairly heavy coverage.
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One container should be more than enough. It covers from 80-100 square feet.
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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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Honestly you should have enough with one kit. I bought two kits and only used one. Just try to judge how much you are using as you go and make adjustments. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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Should do a good job. I added a fan above it so it would circulate quickly in my garage which is 450 sq foot. Never need it on high. I would insure there is some fresh air for the room for safety.
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Yes, u r gonna need a kit to cover up dead space when u take factory unit out.
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Hi it all depends on what size kit you are buying. I bought a 8 x 14 shed kit that is the outside measurement. I hope this helps you.
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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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Ask the seller, & I believe they have other kits. If not there are others available, google the number.
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1 box covers a 10'x10' area so 2 and 2/3 boxes should cover 260 sq ' You probably have to order 3 boxes.
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You probably need 14 sections. We bought 1 eight base kit, 2 three section kits and 1 two section for our 27 foot pool leaving 2 sections opened. Hope this helps
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There are two sizes. 25 is for a two car garage. 18 is for a one car. I bought the 25. I would recommend getting orange if it's for kids. I had someone drive into out black one and destroy it bc it l's hard to see with the blacktop of the driveway in the background.
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If you want to heat an entire garage, ask your local heating contractor about a used furnace. People are upgrading furnaces all the time, and there is often nothing really "wrong" with the one being removed. Used furnaces can be purchased for next to nothing...you'll just need to pay the cost of installation in your garage. Professional installation might run 300-500 bucks on an attached garage, but you'll end up with a true "heated garage". A furnace will typically provide at least ten times as much heat as one these little heaters will. I can get my 3-stall garage up to 70F even when it's sub-zero outside. If you want to heat an entire garage, ask your local heating contractor about a used furnace. People are upgrading furnaces all the time, and there is often nothing really "wrong" with the one being removed. Used furnaces can be purchased for next to nothing...you'll just need to pay the cost of installation in your garage. Professional installation might run 300-500 bucks on an attached garage, but you'll end up with a true "heated garage". A furnace will typically provide at least ten times as much heat as one these little heaters will. I can get my 3-stall garage up... » Read More If you want to heat an entire garage, ask your local heating contractor about a used furnace. People are upgrading furnaces all the time, and there is often nothing really "wrong" with the one being removed. Used furnaces can be purchased for next to nothing...you'll just need to pay the cost of installation in your garage. Professional installation might run 300-500 bucks on an attached garage, but you'll end up with a true "heated garage". A furnace will typically provide at least ten times as much heat as one these little heaters will. I can get my 3-stall garage up to 70F even when it's sub-zero outside. « Show Less
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I do not recall how many units you can use, but it is definitely many. (with auto-transfer/zero-passing) Unless this place is made of steel and concrete however, you will likely need very few. The building I have them in is brick and steel. 1 unit covers nearly the whole first floor and some of the second. They are very strong.
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Probably 2. We only have 1 in a 2 car garage in the center since we only have 1 car
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This kit can do multiple different sets depending on what you want but mine is about 24x32 feet footprint.
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WOW! You have a barn! I used a whole tube on my terrace which is about 12'x6'. I have no idea how much you would need.