how much of this do I need to wrap a whole car (sedan)
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It really depends on what car you have. Each type of car uses a little different amount of vinyl. You can easily measure how much you need by measuring out each panel on your car from seam to seam. We always recommend a little extra just in case you have to replace a panel or two
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yes if you follow the directions you will be fine. I really like this product, it was easy to use and you can make your own pattern it will cover 70 to 80 feet and 2 times on topcoat but if you run out you can go to any auto dealer and get more.
2028902
Is just the cloth , you will need to reuse the existing hardware from your car
2085724
You dont use rolls like that to do a whole car You go to a retail place who use large sheets that fit each panel. otherwise you would have marks where the joins are and it would look terrible. If you have never done it before take note it is a lot harder to do than you would think.Especially around complex curves
436588
We used this to remove the wrap from a wrapped vehicle so we did not have to deal with tight spots. I can see your concern, but I don't have a good answer for you.
1719181
It all depends on the application, I suggest that you use a microfiber applicator pad. You only need a thin application throughout the whole body of the car (3-4 lines across the pad should cover your whole hood, if it doesn't you are using too much product). The bottle says it could last up to a year for protection. So if you put it on the same sized suv, it could give you up to 10 applications. I've used it on 4 different sedans and haven't even used half the bottle yet. Good luck and have fun detailing.
949673
I would say no... it gets kind of sticky. For car weather stripping I would go to the auto parts store and see what the have.
2284396
Plasti Dip lasts if you put a thick coat, but you have to clean the car first. This item is a glossifier, and only sticks to PlastiDipped surfaces. If you get the Clear PlastiDip, and then add the Glossifer, it'll work. You need two cans of Dip and one can of Glossifier for the front Bumper, if you want a thick enough coat. It''ll really only take a little over a can, but you'll need the second can to finish. If you're doing lines with painting tape, before you peel the tape, spray a light coat along the tape, the glossifier will do, but it'll help you get clean lines.
543353
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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Probably enough for the hood of your car and the roof. That's where I would apply it. Otherwise you could use it in other areas like both sides or hood and trunk. Additional bottles go for about 30 i think
1240784
hi,when i fix the car,i use them all.and my son got car accident his car total lost about 2 months ago.now i have no way to check the size for that thing,sorry.
1757220
Doing the entire car? No. To do the hood, bumpers, and rocker panels would take roughly 3 cans depending on size of the vehicle and number of coats. That is if you can get it to level properly.
1884534
100X100, I would move. If not, garage the car. If not, this car cover is better than nothing.
316503
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
1757629
I think you may want to call Graco on that question. Plasti-Dip is a pretty thick covering.
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Hi Thank you for the question, and it really depends on how much you want to spend.For example, "I" would use just one of these 32x18 sheets for one door. Applying to the outer door inner panel as well as the door panel for the speaker.This way you will not loose your music to the car next to you, or entertaining everybody you pass.You may look into getting 4 boxes of these and do that, or you can get (2) two door speaker kits (12X12).I would recommend the full coverage for medium to high powered audio systems. Especially if your vehicle is Honda , Toyota, or where the sheet metal is super thin.Thank you for choosing the Wires Zone. Hi Thank you for the question, and it really depends on how much you want to spend.For example, "I" would use just one of these 32x18 sheets for one door. Applying to the outer door inner panel as well as the door panel for the speaker.This way you will not loose your music to the car next to you, or entertaining everybody you pass.You may look into getting 4 boxes of these and do that, or you can get (2) two door speaker kits (12X12).I would recommend the full coverage for medium to high powered audio systems. Especially if your vehicle is Honda ,... » Read More Hi Thank you for the question, and it really depends on how much you want to spend.For example, "I" would use just one of these 32x18 sheets for one door. Applying to the outer door inner panel as well as the door panel for the speaker.This way you will not loose your music to the car next to you, or entertaining everybody you pass.You may look into getting 4 boxes of these and do that, or you can get (2) two door speaker kits (12X12).I would recommend the full coverage for medium to high powered audio systems. Especially if your vehicle is Honda , Toyota, or where the sheet metal is super thin.Thank you for choosing the Wires Zone. « Show Less
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A car should be fine. This stuff is very high density...its not squishy and deforming like interlocking squares