quote:depending on the actual brand and color choice.
I had 2511's engine bay sprayed back in early '05 and have had great success with it. Highly recommended.
I used a one-outlet shop called Diamond Liners. The owner was a principle with Line-X, but he continued the development process and went on with his 'improved' product.
http://www.diamondliners.com/
Santa Fe Springs, CA
I describe Rhino Lining as black cottage cheese, Line-X as black fine-curd cottage cheese.
The Diamond Liner texture is a very, very fine texture (almost like an 80-grit sandpaper painted black) but smooth bumps.
As for colors, I was advised that the fine depressions/recesses will always collect some dust and dirt. Not so noticeable on black, but will require a higher degree of upkeep to maintain a good, clean look on a lighter color surface color.
I've heard Line-X now sprays a finer texture than they originally/normally do, one that is closer to the Diamond Liner texture.
I'm considering stripping my rear tub and having it coated, all sides.
A front trunk sprayed with this would probably help with sound deadening, not show wear and tear like the felt/carpet, and would surely tolerate spilled brake fluid pretty well, too.
Larry