how much of this do i need for a 2009 impala trunk and inside car doors
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I use "Parts Express" for larger amounts of sound deadening. Try this trunk kit- https://www.parts-express.com/cascade-tk-1-acoustic-sound-damping-trunk-kit--268-206 It will give you an idea of what amount you need.
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Considering that you need to drill the bottom of your car's door , and remove the door panel to get it installed, when I first bought it I was already thinking of having a professional to perform the work. So, I ran into the garage I trust , therefore I can't really give you many details, but apparently it took 1 hour from the guy who did it, which would turn into one day for me , at least! The bad part of it is to pay 60 bucks for it..., but the results are great. besides being fancy, It lights my way as get I out the car so well that I gave up the idea of having to install solar lights to avoid stepping on some weird I couldn't see at night .Small price, great value, for me. Considering that you need to drill the bottom of your car's door , and remove the door panel to get it installed, when I first bought it I was already thinking of having a professional to perform the work. So, I ran into the garage I trust , therefore I can't really give you many details, but apparently it took 1 hour from the guy who did it, which would turn into one day for me , at least! The bad part of it is to pay 60 bucks for it..., but the results are great. besides being fancy, It lights my way as get I out the car so well that I gave up the idea of having to install solar lights to... » Read More Considering that you need to drill the bottom of your car's door , and remove the door panel to get it installed, when I first bought it I was already thinking of having a professional to perform the work. So, I ran into the garage I trust , therefore I can't really give you many details, but apparently it took 1 hour from the guy who did it, which would turn into one day for me , at least! The bad part of it is to pay 60 bucks for it..., but the results are great. besides being fancy, It lights my way as get I out the car so well that I gave up the idea of having to install solar lights to avoid stepping on some weird I couldn't see at night .Small price, great value, for me. « Show Less
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plenty. I can't go measure mine because it is not installed right now. But, it was too much for the bumper on my Honda Fit. I had to turn it upside down so the bolt shaft would clear the bumper. No big deal.
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No. If you mean front bumper, hood, sides of the car, 4 cans will be needed easily. Go to 3M's website about the product and they have videos and guidelines about how many cans you should use for each part of the vehicle. Some use less than those guidelines, but I would follow those guidelines. I used little less than three cans for hood and sides of a Suburban. Add the front bumper, and it would go into the 4th can I think.
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I agree. 9-11 boxes for a 21x 21 garage. You will also need 4-5 boxes of the female black edge trim to place at the rollup garage exit so vehicles can enter and exit smoothly.
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that should be more than the amount you will need. you will want to cut that for inside use.
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My recommendation would be for a Parking Armor 4.2 Edition (42" inches wide).However, if you want to be 100% certain I would recommend measuring the interior width of your trunk.The reason we recommend measuring the interior width of your trunk is to make sure the Parking Armor will lay flat when not in use.So for instance if you measure the interior width of your trunk to be 49 inches wide than you can get the larger size ParkingArmor 4.8 Edition (which is 48 inches wide) since it will flat when stored.However, if you only measure your trunk to be 46 inches wide I would recommend getting the slightly smaller ParkingArmor 4.2 Edition (which is 42 inches wide). My recommendation would be for a Parking Armor 4.2 Edition (42" inches wide).However, if you want to be 100% certain I would recommend measuring the interior width of your trunk.The reason we recommend measuring the interior width of your trunk is to make sure the Parking Armor will lay flat when not in use.So for instance if you measure the interior width of your trunk to be 49 inches wide than you can get the larger size ParkingArmor 4.8 Edition (which is 48 inches wide) since it will flat when stored.However, if you only measure your trunk to be 46... » Read More My recommendation would be for a Parking Armor 4.2 Edition (42" inches wide).However, if you want to be 100% certain I would recommend measuring the interior width of your trunk.The reason we recommend measuring the interior width of your trunk is to make sure the Parking Armor will lay flat when not in use.So for instance if you measure the interior width of your trunk to be 49 inches wide than you can get the larger size ParkingArmor 4.8 Edition (which is 48 inches wide) since it will flat when stored.However, if you only measure your trunk to be 46 inches wide I would recommend getting the slightly smaller ParkingArmor 4.2 Edition (which is 42 inches wide). « Show Less
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You need the windshield top and side hardware, as well as the body rails that go around the body behind the doors
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I might suggest getting two of them. The footage or trim goes fast. If thereis extra left I just it on the bottom of the trunk lid it looked great. Also I putit on the rear part of my hood closet to the front windshield acts as a niceaccent to the door and the overall vehicle itself. Hope that helped. Take care. Robert.
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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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If you have a big enough opening for it. Ive never seen the inside of this car. Check crutchfield.com car specks!
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I also have a 2012 Hyundai Santa Fe and it was enough to cover all four doors, the tailgate and a few extra small places...you definitely would need 2-3 boxes to cover everything...But also keep in mind, you only need roughly 25% surface area coverage to be effective. No need to over do it! (2 boxes would probably be enough) You can check out sounddeadenershowdown dot com for a better explanation!
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Those are for front of Impala. You need 2. The rear takes a part # ending in R for right side and a L for left rear.
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I can only say that I Had ordered one package for my '12 Lexus IS350 and it was just a little short for the ENTIRE trunk area, including the rear deck lid. Two packages should be more than enough for the scion to include the doors. Its not cheap, but it does the trick. I still need to order the rest to cover the rear trunk lid.
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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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Measure your interior from door panel to door panel just behind the front seats.
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There is enough to do two cars. But once you open it is done. I did both my cars at the same time.