Rhino liner

[Rusty Wag]

how hard is it to line to interior of a wag???are there any other options than rhino???

[Damage, Inc.]

I'll let you know in a couple of days. I'm going to try some 3M stuff when it arrives. There was a product called "Tough Rider", but you can't buy it (at least I can't). It was very similar to the rhino stuff, but boatloads cheaper and DIY.

[Rusty Wag]

Great let me know how it goes....

[Wart Hawg]

Planning on doing the same myself, let me know hopw yours goes. :D

[Rusty Wag]

I still have to re route my wires to get them off of the floor...

[82wagonlimtd]

There are several options, Rhino Liner...and no offense to those who have it here...SUCKS! I owned a Truck Accessory business and sprayed liners. Go with a Hot spray liner, so many out there now... Line-X, Ameraguard, Extreme Liners, Armacoatings.....and I forget the rest...

Just make sure it is a heated spray. They are a hundred times stronger, and look worlds better.

Andy

[oddfire]

You can pick up a gallon of herculiner at k-mart or napa for $100, Think i used a gallon and a half. I love it, after the trails I just park on the incline part of my driveway and blast the whole dam thing out with the hose. Did mine about 3 years ago and no problems yet, although it is noisier than all that wet, stinky carpet and padding.....phil

[ January 10, 2003, 01:34 AM: Message edited by: oddfire ]

[Merc69]

Try insulating the interior with a spray on urethayne foam. I mentioned it earlier in another thread. A friend did an old ford Bronco and then had it Rhino Lined. He loves it and said it is far quieter and better insulated than anything he had tried in the past. Also no stinky carpet or insulation :D

[Andrew]

I used Durabak and threw some marine grade carpet down. If you put the durabak down thick enough its nice and quiet!!

[Damage, Inc.]

That's the primary reason for going with the 3M stuff--it's rubberized wich supposedly good sound deadening qualities.

[Jambo1]

Damage, what the name of the 3M and where did you pick it up at? Im assuming the hardware stores have the stuff?

[Damage, Inc.]

http://www.handsontools.com/store/show_product/?product_id=3861