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i wonder how long a car would last if i painted it with spray in bed liner/ it is tough.i wonder if you could tint the stuff to match existing paint and just paint the bottom half of your car to minimize rock chips and shopping card scrapes. i bet if i sprayed the bottom half of my suburban it wouldnt
look much different than a modern SUV with all the plastic fender flairs and running boards etc...i bet i could do my dashboard too. even rip out my carpet and put it there too. ahh never having to worry about spilling coffee again. i think i'm going to the parts store right now!
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http://www.icbm.org...al/gbmc/28-rmmw.jpg
nice baja though! [rbl, Oct 04 2004]
Spray the whole thing!
https://www.pintere...325736985518333570/
Good idea! [whatrock, Sep 14 2016]
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yes it can be tinted, yes lots of people do the insides of jeeps so they can just be hosed out, yes there is a stone-guard product that you can use on the lower portions, yes it can be tinted. I have seen an entire 4x4 done in bedliner, will look for a photo. |
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ok- thanks for the links.
i still think its a good idea, and i am doing it!
i'm not going to pay someone to do it, i will do it myself. has anyone used the pep boys brand liquid bed liner? does it compare to the rhino coat? |
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you could never get keyed, people could never write "wash me" on your truck |
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just add plexyglass windows and you'd have the toughest truck around. |
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Ripping out the carpets and spraying in the bed liner is a great idea. I've wanted to do that ever since I saw the commercial for Rhino. Then you could get waterproof seat covers. Instead of vacuuming, all you have to do is hose out the car.
-Clearsurf |
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I have a friend who sprayed the inside floors, walls and headliner of a jeep in bed spray about a year ago. On a hot day the stuff still smells like plastic/new car strong enough to make you pass out. |
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on a serious note though, with modern corrosion resistant paints, scotchgaurd, and cup holders that fit all sizes of coffee cups, is all that bedliner really neccessary? |
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They are doing this in Texas. |
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Not as funny as a rhino in a car coat. |
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BUT THEN IT WONT BE SHINY!!!! |
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Outstanding idea! This should be a dealer option on all cars.
No more waxing, touch-ups are a snap. |
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I am going rip out carpets in my house, spray the entire interior with rhino coat and use the "home lift" scheme to raise one edge slightly. Then I can wash the inside with a hose and the wash water will drain out the low side. Then I can convert the place to a chimp sanctuary. |
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