I have six areas on my garage floor 18" by 5"by 2 " deep. How much product do I need to purchase?
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2" deep is a huge amount to fill with this product. It is for thin skim or filling of thin cracks. For your application I would wet the area with water and then use a PVA concrete adhesive such as Sikalatex on the recess. When it is still wet use regular concrete mix just a little more water than usual to allow it bed in properly and keep the fill about 1/16" below the garage floor surface. After it has dried for a week or so then you can use a thin coat of this epoxy to level out the filled area and feather it into the surrounding area. You can even sand it a little after it dries for 24 hours... 2" deep is a huge amount to fill with this product. It is for thin skim or filling of thin cracks. For your application I would wet the area with water and then use a PVA concrete adhesive such as Sikalatex on the recess. When it is still wet use regular concrete mix just a little more water than usual to allow it bed in properly and keep the fill about 1/16" below the garage floor surface. After it has dried for a week or so then you can use a thin coat of this epoxy to level out the filled area and feather it into the surrounding area. You can even sand it a little after it... » Read More 2" deep is a huge amount to fill with this product. It is for thin skim or filling of thin cracks. For your application I would wet the area with water and then use a PVA concrete adhesive such as Sikalatex on the recess. When it is still wet use regular concrete mix just a little more water than usual to allow it bed in properly and keep the fill about 1/16" below the garage floor surface. After it has dried for a week or so then you can use a thin coat of this epoxy to level out the filled area and feather it into the surrounding area. You can even sand it a little after it dries for 24 hours... « Show Less
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I would estimate 3. But a grout filler maybe better fir such wide cracks. Mine were quarter inch cracks.
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2" deep is a huge amount to fill with this product. It is for thin skim or filling of thin cracks. For your application I would wet the area with water and then use a PVA concrete adhesive such as Sikalatex on the recess. When it is still wet use regular concrete mix just a little more water than usual to allow it bed in properly and keep the fill about 1/16" below the garage floor surface. After it has dried for a week or so then you can use a thin coat of this epoxy to level out the filled area and feather it into the surrounding area. You can even sand it a little after it dries for 24 hours...
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my car is in the garage right now and i cant open the rear doors enough to measure. however, i just remembered that yesterday i picked up a box of 48 in long vinyl flooring planks. they fit on my back floor with about 2 extra inches on each end, so it is at least 52 inches. also, i am sorry, but i dont remember if i trimmed the back mat when i got it, so it could have been even wider.
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I bought 3 rolls to cover a standard 2 piece upright with 8 total drawers (that included a piece between the base and smaller chest that sits on top) and had enough left over to cover two drawers of another tool bench I have - if you're just doing the drawers plan on 1 roll for four standard drawers...
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I setup my kit right on a corner of a room and it's using about a 6' X 6' space. Hope this helps.
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It's a big car and just the floors would easily use 1 pack. I suppose, 3 packages would be the minimum amount you'd need if you use it moderately. Also you'll need to use 2 layers for the doors. 1 layer for outer skin and 1 for inner. And it'll be 3 layers if you also cover the door cards which is what you probably should.
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Each tile is 4 square feet so for 360 square feed you will need 90 tiles. To save money I would recommend you buy a pallet of 80 tiles found at Asin B007FGXJQY and (2) 5 packs on this Asin. You can search the Asin in the Amazon search bar to find the pallet of 80 tiles
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I have no idea how big a floor space you have , a couple of measurements should tell you.
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Hi JenniferThis item comes in two size1) 4" x 6" sample2) Box quantities of 10 Sq FtYou would need 33 ten sq ft boxes to cover 300 sq ft which includes an extra 10% for cut offs and waste. CheersColin WhartonRocky Point Tile
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You have to calculate your total square footage. Each tile covers 1 square foot. Then you can calculate how many boxes you will need.
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I would say up to six if you warm it up first to help it flow and use a small shoe polish brush like I do or one of those kitchen basting brushes to help get the stuff into the seams.
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100 sq ft. For definitive answer go to Lifetime Products website and research the product dimensions
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I have 32 square feet of counter . I put on 2 coats of clear and had some left, but you should buy extra clear for the amount of sq. ft you have. Don't rush the job follow the recommended time between coats . Ours looks great.
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These are 3 foot by 6 inches and cover 15 square foot. You would need to figure out how much of your 18ft trailer would need flooring. We measured length of floor then the width and added them all together. We had three different areas that we measured and added to get the total sqft of flooring needed. The area by bunk 1, area of dinner, area by bunk 2. We have an 8 ft pop up and bought 2 boxes and it was more than enough. Hope that helps and good luck with the flooring!
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Not all garages are the same size. You need to measure your garage and get the square footage. Then it will depend on how many tiles are in a box. You can figure the square footage of the tiles in a box then order enough for what you need.
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A lot. Depends on how deeply you want it marked and for how long. Exact square feet I don, t know.
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Hello,Usually 24 and 25 sqft kits are sold to cover 4 medium doors (6sqft each door). I used a 25 kit to lay a double cover in a coupe, in order to get a strong midbass for competition. 50 sqft should be more than enough if you are going to use only one layer in each door. Good luck.Kind regards,Jean Pierre.
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You could buy two small kits. Each covers 31 ish square feet, so you should be ok. I found there was just enough base coat in the large kit for my 32 sq ft of counters. I think the large kit does 50 sq ft.