Has anybody on here got any experience with Rhino Linings? It's intended for lining the back of pick up trucks, etc but looks ideal for protecting the underside of your car.
http://www.rhinoliningsuk.co.uk/main.asp
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Morat
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That'll be a type of bedliner then. It's popular stuff with yank offroaders. They use it instead of paint because it's tough and you can just patch it up when you ram a boulder. To put it in perspective, rednecks tend to bedline their trucks some time after they remove the carpets and before they fit an exocage.
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Craggy73
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Just wondered if it was a good option. I get the impression they have to apply the stuff for you, it's not DIY. My next question would be what's the best choice of sealer to use under the car?
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Loon676
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think you can buy diy bedliner, pretty sure its quite expensive though.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/U-pol-Raptor- ... 19cb5914f8
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