I'm thinking about rhino lining my racks on my big red and i was wondering if anyone else did it
How well does it hold up?
how hard is it?
does it look good?
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I'm thinking about rhino lining my racks on my big red and i was wondering if anyone else did it
How well does it hold up?
how hard is it?
does it look good?
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Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
It should hold up very well aslong as they can spray the whole rack in one coat, you don't want any gaps. It will probably be rather expensive since its complexity in shape and joints.
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I was going to try the stone gaurd paint, for the lower rockers on cars. it is a lot tougher and less globby than the bed liner stuff. the nice thing with the bed coatings is there rubber based so stuff won't slide around on a rack painted in it thats for sure.
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how expensive is that stuff?
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I did the rear rack on my 200m, the cheep autozone bedliner in a can, its held up sofar just be shure to spend time on prep work .
Last edited by theiizz08; 01-12-2010 at 09:08 PM.
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I did the rear rack on my 110 with speedliner.. its a single part bed liner I had some left over that was a few years old still good in a can and I put a heavy amount with a brush on the rack and its heavy duty.
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I used the duplicolor bed liner in the spray can on my racks... stands up rather well, and at 12 bucks a can, cant go wrong...
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