how many boxes wil i need for a 1957 ford fairlane 500. I want to do complete floor and trunk as well as headliner doors and inside finder in trunk ar
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I did an MGB with one box... For all you wish to do I would get three ... You can always return one. Make sure you get the foil tape and the roller
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Yo dude really! Nobody here knows the square footage of your car and what you want to do. Plus there is no point in doing the panel your talking about without doing the doors also. You are going to have to sit down with a tape measure and figure out the square footage or inches of your car and figure out how many boxes you need for yourself everyone else is just guessing since you gave no measurements and a 57 Fairland is a huge car.
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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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You'd need a minimum of 3. But keep in mind, there are other products for doing the floors from dyna line. It'll work better and perhaps cost less
1962133
Yes, you have to order the number of them you need. For example. I have a 2005 Ford Taurus so I ordered 6. They came packaged 4 individually boxed in a larger box, and then 2 separately boxed by themselves.
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Trunk was separate. Bout one of those as well. Whole didn't line up as well in trunk but still worked for me. I thought it was worth it.
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Mine came in two long heavy boxes strapped together on a double pallet (two pallets screwed together with 2 x 4s). You won't be able to use a hand truck to move them. I had it moved into my garage by the truck driver who had a hydraulic pallet jack lowered down with his lift gate. I then took out the pieces and arranged them in the order I needed to assemble the gazebo.Bill
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Hey tonyc! I too am in the market for my 06 hatchback and was wondering if you ended up finding floor mats to fit, and if so what do you recommend? Thanks!
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Amazon parts can be helpful also, regarding "if part fits your car too" just add your vehicle's in your garage. the trunk lid pull down, is less than parts stores.
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you will only need 2.One for each car unless you are going wall to wall in which case you need to measure your garage floor.Length X width and then order accordingly.
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Anywhere from 8 to ten boxes. That's 400 to 480 sq. feet. For my garage, I am needing approx. 9 boxes for my 2 garage with some tile left over which is fine in case if any get damaged or need replaced in the future.
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The dimension of the box is listed in the description, just measure the size of your trunk. They should fit. The box isn't huge. But like I said just measure your trunk and compare to the dimensions listed to be safe.
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I'd start with doors and trunk. It was enough I didn't go any further with it. The floor has enough bends and pieces that I doubt much noise is coming from there anyways. It's mostly from the large flat areas like doors and roof.
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I have the bars and just got a thule 624. It's compact and fat and can be adjusted so no worries about the trunk opening. Oh and the box opens from both sides. Which is huge while loading both trunk and box. We have a 2011 crv .
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I won't recommend to put 2 layers on your doors. These mats are pretty heavy already as one layer and do a pretty good job. My guess would be around 3 - 4 boxes should be fine.
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Here's what you do, take a measuring tape measure your trunk leangth and depth. Then subtract how much you want to take off to keep some trunk space. If your not worried about trunk space then go ahead and keep the length and depth. Then measure the boxes length and depth. It should say it in the description the dimensions which are the measurements. Look at them in the description and if its smaller than your trunk then you'll be ok. But take the time and measure it out. You don't want to buy a box that's to big especially a 50$ one. But its easy to find out. Have fun and keep that bass going. I had thre cvrs in this and the box was perfect. \.../ Here's what you do, take a measuring tape measure your trunk leangth and depth. Then subtract how much you want to take off to keep some trunk space. If your not worried about trunk space then go ahead and keep the length and depth. Then measure the boxes length and depth. It should say it in the description the dimensions which are the measurements. Look at them in the description and if its smaller than your trunk then you'll be ok. But take the time and measure it out. You don't want to buy a box that's to big especially a 50$ one. But its easy to find out. Have fun and keep that bass... » Read More Here's what you do, take a measuring tape measure your trunk leangth and depth. Then subtract how much you want to take off to keep some trunk space. If your not worried about trunk space then go ahead and keep the length and depth. Then measure the boxes length and depth. It should say it in the description the dimensions which are the measurements. Look at them in the description and if its smaller than your trunk then you'll be ok. But take the time and measure it out. You don't want to buy a box that's to big especially a 50$ one. But its easy to find out. Have fun and keep that bass going. I had thre cvrs in this and the box was perfect. \.../ « Show Less
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Hi,My garage was 20ft by 20 ft =400 square feet. Each box contained 48, 1 square foot tiles. So I needed at least 9 boxes 9 ($190/box x 9 = ~ $1,750). I needed extra because the ones on two edges of the garage had to be cut to fit (leaving 1/2 inch for expansion). I also got 4 boxes of female edge strips (6 per box) for the garage entrance (another $50+).Please refer to this link for more info. http://www.u-sav.com/garagestoragedirect/catalog/flooring-527-1.html?gclid=CLLLyObu_LsCFWRk7AodGEYAvQGood LuckRobin
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HelloU would need two. One for the front and one for the rear. Its a set of one.
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I bought two of these kits for my 2013 Forester. I was able to cover the insides of all 4 doors completely, with a respectable amount of scraps left over to spread around on each door's outer panel too. (I'd say I was able to get about 1/4 - 1/3 coverage on the outer panels.) I kinda wish I had ordered one more kit to get complete coverage on the outer panels while I was in there, esp. at these prices, but my doors have a nice, solid thunk now so I suppose I don't have any regrets. For your civic, I'd say get 2 kits if you've got the $$ - doing a great job while you're in there will be worth it, and you will be able to double-layer it where it will matter most. If you're totally on a budget, I'm thinking a single kit will get you there if you're careful tho.
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When you look for what size you need check the box to see if the have your car and year