Anyone with a Full Size SUV (Yukon XL, Suburban, Expedition &amp; etc) can reccomend Sq.Ft. to purchase to cover a fair amount of the metal surfaces?
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100 square feet is ,as an example, enough to cover an area apporx.5 foot wide and 20 feet long. Does this give you an idea how much you can do?
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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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They will fit most SUV or SUV Hybrid class vehicles Ford, Chevy, ECT. Matte silver is the color of the rails the mounts are black and look very good with black trim.Black tends to bleach out and show scratches and UV damage, so the choice for matte silver rails was a great design decesion and feature.
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It depends on the size of your vehicle. Ours is a crossover and the XL did not fit. Besides, our 7 year old dog just ripped through it. We are considering a metal one.
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A large Defender 2000 adequately covers my '77 Vespa P200 scooter, which has a pair of widely-splayed rearview mirrors and a rear luggage rack that adds about 10" of overall length. I use an XL to cover my "84 BMW R100RT, which has a full fairing, saddlebags, and a rear topcase (about 97" overall length). I'd think an XL would be the minimum needed to cover a big bagger-cruiser like yours; if they offer an XXL, that would probably be a better solution.
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I have a full size extended (not crew cab) GMC. The width is adequate and the top to bottom coverage is more than adequate with the smaller extended cab seat, should be plenty with the crew cab full size back seat.
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My car is a small sports car with 2 seats so I had plenty to cover the entire top and believe I have enough to cover it again. Therefore I would think there would be enough to cover a full size car top. I was very happy with the product as it made a faded top look new. Good luck.
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If the 4 foot model is too short, try the Park N Place model number 77104 that is available on Amazon. It stands 62 inches high and made for SUVs.
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Thank you for your interest. We have a 4 passenger driving enclosure with a shorter, 2 passenger rooftop that fits up to 58" top. Please see the following link for more information: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004UIGLJ2. Thank you! ~Formosa Covers
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I have Nissan Sentra, which is pretty small. It fits with a bit of overlap in it, but does the job well. Plus, easy to spot your car.
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I have a 2000 chevy blazer and the mat could be trimmed a little but I want as much coverage as possible. I also had this mat in a 1998 Land Rover and it fit well. This fits just about any vehicle as described.
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If you get the Digifit floor liners ... It most likely covers the driver, middle, and passenger side in front depending on the car. We purchased for an Avalon ... There is a console in middle so it doesn't span area. Best bet is to contact weather tech.
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I drive a relatively small sedan. There is plenty of extra cover left that I try to wedge in my car... To be honest. I don't even use it much. An f150 is large, and my guess is it may be too small.
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My driveway is about 40 feet long. It is covered by very old beat-up blacktop with many spots very rough and uneven due to years of heaving during our rough winters on the south shore of Lake Superior. Last winter was my first occasion to use the Yukon on it and it performed wonderfully. If your drive's gravel is firm during the winter I would suspect the Yukon would glide very well over it and do the job.
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Get the XL versions of these pet seat covers for full sized pickups or SUV's. The standard size should fit the smaller SUV's. Most give measurements so to be sure measure your seats before purchasing these.
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4 months ago I purchased and applied it to the outside bottom half of my Suzuki Sidekick and the floor inside the cargo area. So far I love it, from reviews, I heard with high summer temps it can become soft and tar like but it was been cold so far and I think those users may not have prepped their surfaces properly. I would recommend for any scratch resistance/waterproofing application. Use foam rollers for best texture. The spray cans work well if you get the technique down, and work better for tight areas where a roller can't get(foam/regular brushes won't replicate the texture so the corners can look funny). And expect to do atleast 2 coats for complete coverage. 4 months ago I purchased and applied it to the outside bottom half of my Suzuki Sidekick and the floor inside the cargo area. So far I love it, from reviews, I heard with high summer temps it can become soft and tar like but it was been cold so far and I think those users may not have prepped their surfaces properly. I would recommend for any scratch resistance/waterproofing application. Use foam rollers for best texture. The spray cans work well if you get the technique down, and work better for tight areas where a roller can't get(foam/regular brushes won't replicate the texture so the... » Read More 4 months ago I purchased and applied it to the outside bottom half of my Suzuki Sidekick and the floor inside the cargo area. So far I love it, from reviews, I heard with high summer temps it can become soft and tar like but it was been cold so far and I think those users may not have prepped their surfaces properly. I would recommend for any scratch resistance/waterproofing application. Use foam rollers for best texture. The spray cans work well if you get the technique down, and work better for tight areas where a roller can't get(foam/regular brushes won't replicate the texture so the corners can look funny). And expect to do atleast 2 coats for complete coverage. « Show Less
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I used one per vehicle, the largest a Kia Sorento. I did not attempt to cover the entire garage.