looks good, but why rhino it just to paint over it?

 

thats cool i know there is a guy on here that hurculined his whole truck it looks neat but not for me i like yours its go a flat black look to it thats not to over powering with texture nice work

 

motorbreath is the guy, he did in and out

 

I just meant the inside of the fenders and bed rockers...mud likes to collect there and cause it to rot quicker...
good to know...I google it and it seems others have had no issues painting over linx or rhinoliner ...I was just concerned that the two systems would have compatibility issues and some coatings like that need time to cure and shrink while doing so... I know your not even supposed to wax autopaint for the first month so it can breath and cure...

 

hurculiner is tough to keep from fading and even tougher to keep clean...I have it on my bed and rockers...like I said the ice sticks to it like glue...its a bitch to even pull the door open when frozen...

 

Good question and one I asked too.

The rhinoliner will fade after about 4-6 years due to it's low UV protection; the paint protects against that, plus you can wax it and still have a sheen to it versus the oxide flat finish.

 

Very nice I like it!! Did you do it yourself or pay a shop to do it? May I ask around what it cost? I am thinking of getting my truck wrapped in full camo we have a shop that does work for us that can get me a good price.

 

I stripped it and had a shop do the rhino and paint, then I reassembled it. I know how to do the rhino I just don't have the facility until I complete the shop I'm building (50X60' all steel, 14 foot walls, 4:12 roof with a vehicle lift)...estimated completion date March.

 

Make sure they put a bedroom in the back for me

 

i really like that... did you spray the rino liner on or roll it then spray the paint over it?