textured motorcycle paint

figment · 08-13-2004, 5:13 PM

a late model ford P/U 4WD lifted and painted completely with black spray-in bedliner

WILD!

Looked pretty darn good.

929_Nupe · 08-13-2004, 5:21 PM

and no pictures huh

i guess they were goin' for a textured look

BDA116 · 08-13-2004, 5:26 PM

There are many rock crawler rigs around here completely covered in liner. The liner is harder to scratch.

figment · 08-13-2004, 5:41 PM

Originally Posted by BDA116

There are many rock crawler rigs around here completely covered in liner. The liner is harder to scratch.

I was out your way in June. Spent a few days in Moab

G-Force Junkie · 08-13-2004, 9:49 PM

I saw a truck last weekend with the rhinoliner exterior as well. Looks ok now, but in a yer or two its goint to look like crap from the sun like most spray in liners do. Is there any conditioner for them? Perhaps armorall or something caus you cant wax them.

SomeStrangeGuy · 08-13-2004, 11:11 PM

Originally Posted by G-Force Junkie

I saw a truck last weekend with the rhinoliner exterior as well. Looks ok now, but in a yer or two its goint to look like crap from the sun like most spray in liners do. Is there any conditioner for them? Perhaps armorall or something caus you cant wax them.

No, but I hear it will stay on vertical surfaces up to about an inch or so of thickness. Typical bed applications are 1/8" for protection but the dude that did mine (Rhinoliner, back when) said they could put it on in 1/16" increments.

So as long as you don't mind spending a bit every year...but you'd have to upgrade cooling systems at some point