What you may have seen was Herculiner. (spell check) not Rhino. Just a thought.

 

I wonder why I was censored in the earlier post? Huh

At this time, truck is a daily driver, which for me, means putzing through town at 25 mph about 15 miles a week. I may end up using it for the business next year, at if so, will probably run it until 200k and not do much more with it. If I don't use it for the company much (which is my hope), probably end up repainting it and keeping it around as a second vehicle, or to use for around the house projects. Only has 60 on it, so should last me forever.

 

You might be right. Might change my mind if I saw something different.

 

I did my whole rocker panel's in bed liner. it's holds up real good.

 

here's rhino color matched. i love it and would do it again.

 

http://s264.photobucket.com/albums/i...lock598/dodge/

There is my photo bucket I did the black Herculiner on my rockers all the way around.

 

01dabram20.. donnt get mad at me but your truck looked alot better all red. its just my opinion and my opinion doesnt mean ****, but......sorry.

 

talon6, at times I think so too. I think what i'm going to do this summer after I put another coat on it is paint the bottom part red again, but i'm still deciding if I want to.

 

You have a sharp looking truck Talon, but the texture on the rockers just doesn't do it for me. To each his own, but ultimately, think I'll just stick with a repaint at this time and skip any treatments to the lower rockers.

While I am aware I'd get a huge bump durability wise, truck get's about 3k a year in city driving, so I don't have the issues with paint chips and such because the thing sits most of the time. Even if I could find a smoother finish, think I'd still hold off until I ultimately decide the long term use of the truck, because if I had it coated now, it might add more hassle for the next body guy who might end up repainting the complete truck in 2 years or so.

Once I know for sure that it will be my personal vehicle, I will get a moonroof installed and the entire body repainted blue.