Rhino Lining

[Scott Davidson]

Has anybody Rhino lined their ST? I just went by a place called Line-X. They said that they couldn't line the bedding or the exterior (ie the bumpers and bottom panels). Has anyone does this and had success?

 

[Kevin Long]

There is no need to, the bed is composite and will not rust. I doubt you will find anyone who has done it (there is always someone though), but it would be a waste of money.

 

[M B]

Wouldn't it be easier and cheaper to buy a bed mat instead?

 

[Travis Munday]

Several people have rhino-lined both thier beds and cladding. Go to a different place if you want it done, just because the panels are plastic doesn't mean the stuff won't stick.

 

[A K]

This is just a little question concerning application of Rhinoliner.



I've Herculined a trailer and it required that the surface first be prepped with Acetone to clean the surface and loosen any paint, etc. I'll assume that acetone is unnecessary on plastic? I can't see acetone on plastic being beneficial in any way.



Of course, I also assume that the same process that folks use to paint their cladding can be used to Rhino the surfaces.



Someone fill me in for knowledge's sake... :blink:

 

[Scott Davidson]

I'm not worried about the rust. I would like to sustain the look. The cladding after a while changes color or gets stuff on it from the exhaust, plus you have braggin rights.