Reply to "Rhino Line ???????"

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Uhhhh.... if you're thinking of simply having the stuff sprayed OVER the asphalt undercoating already in there, be aware that all the Panteras I've seen with Rhino-liner have first stripped the nasty old stuff out before having Rhino applied. I don't know if it even works as an overcoat; since the OEM asphalt stuff may well have rust and moisture underneath it. It is an alternative to painting, not strippeng. This is a fairly new application (the 1st one I saw was only 3 yrs ago), so its too soon to tell if there's a downside. So far, its held up extremely well and looks good, while cleaning up easily. The slight motions of the fiberglas rear tub, even when heavily loaded with luggage doesn't wear it away, at least to date.

1/28/0410:06 AM

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