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

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Before choosing Rhino Liner, check out Line X. They have a national web site. I think this one looks a bit classier than the Rhino. Smaller grain. Colors are also an option you should consider. I am planning on doing my engine compartment in a silver to compliment my body paint color when the tree-crash repairs being done at Byars reach that point. I have also seen a fellow PCNC member's job he did, with engine in car, from spray cans of the trunk splatter paint that came out GREAT. Remember, the key to any paint job is the prep - lots of it.

Larry

2/5/045:58 PM

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