How much?

[kingcabon20s]

How much dampening material would i need for my truck its a 96 nissan kingcab everything is out of the truck i meant totally gutted id like to cover everything.

[1992Chevy K1500]

Measure the width and length (in feet) and multiply them. Then add 20%. To add 20%, just multiply by 1.20. That's the way I do it.

Edited October 4, 2009 by 1992Chevy K1500

[kingcabon20s]

k i have the numbers but how do i figure out how much i need?

[kingcabon20s]

i figured it out .. at minimum i need 120 sq ft

[1992Chevy K1500]

k i have the numbers but how do i figure out how much i need?

Re-read my previous post. Just multiply the numbers (make sure they are in feet). Then find whatever kit/pack that is closest to what you need. You may have to buy more than one kit to get close to what you need.

[DeepsplJeep]

k i have the numbers but how do i figure out how much i need?

if you did that those numbers are in feet. then you can go to second skins site and see what size to order

[vaughn]

Measure the width and length (in feet) and multiply them. Then add 20%. To add 20%, just multiply by 1.20. That's the way I do it.

Since when is 20% represented as 1.20? 1.20 is 120%, not 20%. For 20%, it is 0.20

[1992Chevy K1500]

Since when is 20% represented as 1.20? 1.20 is 120%, not 20%. For 20%, it is 0.20

It's not. The 1 represents the orginal amount. The .20 represents the 20%. Say you come up with 36 sq. feet.

36*1.20=43.2

Or the harder way:

36*.2=7.2

7.2+36=43.2

Same answer either way, just the way I mentioned is much easier.

[kingcabon20s]

I rounded up on all my numbers as well .. what does adding the 20 % do give you some extra?

[1992Chevy K1500]

I rounded up on all my numbers as well .. what does adding the 20 % do give you some extra?

Yeah. It'll allow you to overlap in problem areas.