Rhinoliner

03-16-2001, 11:07 AM

I just got my rhino put in and it's great. I will post pics if you guys want. They did an amazing job. Anyone else have one. Only 450 bucks not over rail thats 100 more going back later. Next, Sprint bed cover. Ordering at the end of the month.

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Lightning Has Struck!

03-16-2001, 11:21 AM

Rhino liners are nice. My buddy has had one
in his 93 for 5 years. He put motors and
everything in it. Getting one for my 94 soon
as well..........wht 94

03-16-2001, 12:32 PM

I think with my next truck I'm getting a Rhino lining sprayed in, then a reg. bedliner dropped inside of it. The reg. bedliner softens some of the heavy blows from big stuff dropping on the floor of the bed. My $0.02.

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DENNY
'96 F-250 4x4 5-SPD
BRIGHT RED POWERSTROKE
LONG WHEEL BASE LIGHTNING!!!

03-17-2001, 10:46 AM

How do you guys use your trucks with the liners? There is a company that I do a lot of work with that puts them in all their work trucks. They don't seem to be holding up very well in an everyday hard use application. These trucks are with a paving co. though. Everyday paving tools, waterbox risers, rakes, shovels, etc. Big peices peeling off now. I know it could have been a problem with the application, and this is probably a lot more than an L will see. Just curious how they hold up in your trucks as I've been thinking of eliminating the carpet myself.

03-18-2001, 01:23 PM

I had to strip a lot of my Rhino liner away when the truck was repainted. I've had it for a couple of years and I have mixed feelings about it. The product varies as much as the people who apply it. I've seen rhino liners that are 5-8 years old that look brand new with no scratches and nicks, but I've seen newer ones that look like crap. I'd depends on how well they apply it in terms of adhesion preparation, thickness, consistency, etc. I already have a big scratch in mine just from rolling a beer keg out.

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Kevin in AZ

'93 Red Lightning #3904
see it at:
www.zing.com/album/?id=4293072033

03-20-2001, 09:24 AM

Just have to make sure the cleaning and prep
work is right. That would be one of the factors. Also is the guy spraying thick enough and is it mixed right. your right alot
can very with different people and places
appying it. its still the best one i've seen
though. My buddies 93 has had engine blocks, trannys, rearends in his and its fine being
about five years old.....wht94

03-26-2001, 10:07 PM

Whas up? I work for a shop here in Spokane Where we do truck accs., we also do spray in liners. all the chemicals are pretty much the same. It is mixed in equal parts through a special pump, it also heats the lines it goes through.The biggest thing to its life is prep & care. Larry
Red 94 # 2850

03-16-2001, 11:07 AM	#1 (permalink)
Derek Brown Guest Posts: n/a View this user's gallery iTrader: / %	Rhinoliner I just got my rhino put in and it's great. I will post pics if you guys want. They did an amazing job. Anyone else have one. Only 450 bucks not over rail thats 100 more going back later. Next, Sprint bed cover. Ordering at the end of the month. ------------------ Lightning Has Struck!

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03-16-2001, 11:21 AM	#2 (permalink)
Eric Larson Guest Posts: n/a View this user's gallery iTrader: / %	Rhino liners are nice. My buddy has had one in his 93 for 5 years. He put motors and everything in it. Getting one for my 94 soon as well..........wht 94

03-16-2001, 12:32 PM	#3 (permalink)
POWERSTROKE Guest Posts: n/a View this user's gallery iTrader: / %	I think with my next truck I'm getting a Rhino lining sprayed in, then a reg. bedliner dropped inside of it. The reg. bedliner softens some of the heavy blows from big stuff dropping on the floor of the bed. My $0.02. ------------------ DENNY '96 F-250 4x4 5-SPD BRIGHT RED POWERSTROKE LONG WHEEL BASE LIGHTNING!!!

03-17-2001, 10:46 AM	#4 (permalink)
mrbrandt Guest Posts: n/a View this user's gallery iTrader: / %	How do you guys use your trucks with the liners? There is a company that I do a lot of work with that puts them in all their work trucks. They don't seem to be holding up very well in an everyday hard use application. These trucks are with a paving co. though. Everyday paving tools, waterbox risers, rakes, shovels, etc. Big peices peeling off now. I know it could have been a problem with the application, and this is probably a lot more than an L will see. Just curious how they hold up in your trucks as I've been thinking of eliminating the carpet myself.

03-18-2001, 01:23 PM	#5 (permalink)
ktodd Guest Posts: n/a View this user's gallery iTrader: / %	I had to strip a lot of my Rhino liner away when the truck was repainted. I've had it for a couple of years and I have mixed feelings about it. The product varies as much as the people who apply it. I've seen rhino liners that are 5-8 years old that look brand new with no scratches and nicks, but I've seen newer ones that look like crap. I'd depends on how well they apply it in terms of adhesion preparation, thickness, consistency, etc. I already have a big scratch in mine just from rolling a beer keg out. ------------------ Kevin in AZ '93 Red Lightning #3904 see it at: www.zing.com/album/?id=4293072033

03-20-2001, 09:24 AM	#6 (permalink)
Eric Larson Guest Posts: n/a View this user's gallery iTrader: / %	Just have to make sure the cleaning and prep work is right. That would be one of the factors. Also is the guy spraying thick enough and is it mixed right. your right alot can very with different people and places appying it. its still the best one i've seen though. My buddies 93 has had engine blocks, trannys, rearends in his and its fine being about five years old.....wht94

03-26-2001, 10:07 PM	#7 (permalink)
Larry Burger Guest Posts: n/a View this user's gallery iTrader: / %	Whas up? I work for a shop here in Spokane Where we do truck accs., we also do spray in liners. all the chemicals are pretty much the same. It is mixed in equal parts through a special pump, it also heats the lines it goes through.The biggest thing to its life is prep & care. Larry Red 94 # 2850