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    73RS I see its about $33 a quart, About how much area will that cover? Do I need more or less than a quart for the interior and possibly underneath?
    1949 Plymouth Club Coupe Still in pieces.
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    I looked at one of the sites and it states a quart will cover 96 square foot area on a non porous surface. Not sure how big your car is, you could probably take some rough measurments to get an idea.

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