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on the Internet for over 30 years! and not clogged down with Ads! Again, thanks! | | | | | Dave Giorgi Unregistered | | Dave Giorgi Unregistered | Hi, there is a thread here on this topic. There are also some pictures of what a few other felows did on their trucks. Seems that the RHINO LINNINGS originally designed as a bed liner look great and come in various colors. I 've seen this used on cars as well as trucks with excellent results. Adhesion is incrediable as is the slip deterent feature. I've seen guy's use this on the inner fenders of 30's type vehicles to eliminate starring in the top coats of paint caused by pebbles incountered while driving. Also, guy's were using the stuff as a sound and insulation barrier inside of the vehicles, all with excellent results as the linner is applied up to a 1/4 of an inch thick. Look for the thread as I don't know how to include it on this reply to take you directly there. Hope this helps you in your decision. | | |
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