Does 1 can is enough to do the car. keeping in mind that there is more than 1 coat to apply?TKSJean-Marc
1757219
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.
1753630
It took me 1 1/2 cans to do my front bumper and about 18" back on the hood. Best to have more than you may need rather than not enough.
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.
2162269
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.
1808255
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
865033
Yes. I used one can for the floor AND floor mats of our SUV and I still have 1/4-1/2 of can left. Of course it also depends if you're spot cleaning OR putting "deep cleaning" the items being treated.
1761263
Yes you do. The same product line offers a top coat that is easy to apply. For "high traffic" areas it is recommended to apply at least 2-3 top coats (kitchen cabinets, etc.). I used the semi gloss which gives it just enough shine.
1288756
I do two minutes each coat just to be safe. Don't forget to rub with rubbing alcohol when ur finished :)
1275637
I did. But i found out that if you add too much at once it will drip and take the tint with it. Very light coats.
316502
Keep in mind that the thicker you put it on, the easier it is to peel off if needed. I always figure about 1 can per 18-19" wheel, although 3 cans per 4 wheels should get you a decent amount of coats.
198278
The exact ratio I don't know however if used on a passenger American made car, you will be safe to use Two[2] bottles . Always follow the instructions on the container and make sure you start off with a radiator that is filled with a clean and proper mixture of water and antifreeze .It worked for me and dropped my water temp gauge 10 degrees .
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
1555413
I'm sorry, but we've only put on the first coat. We also had some "thin spots" but didn't have enough product left to try a second coat. I don't know why you couldn't cover with a second coat. That stuff is SO thick and sticky. Pretty sure it would stick to anything! :-)
1385794
One bottle will be plenty, you only need a little at a time. I did my 2005 Tahoe and without even half the bottle
460137
And, i would folliw the direction to the "t" by sanding the first coat then applying the second coat which will protect it indefinitely. For a nice finish apply twice after your first application! ! :)
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.
2071299
In my opinion, yes, it will work. You may have to use more than one coat, but it's worth it. Also, it is easy to apply, and cleans up with soap and water.
1746277
no, you must spray or use a brush to apply multiple coats. For large projects, sprat it; for small projects a small paint can version works best. P.S. The more layers you put down, the better the performance....time comsumuing, but well worth the time and money!!!!
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I use this about a year ago. If I remember correctly you do 2 coats, no more, no less. Since that's the manufacturers instructions, I have to imagine one gallon can do two 50sf coats.