Rhino Liner or Line-X
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Line-X and Rhino lining are both great products. I haven't used Rhino lining in many years. I did some research and more people seemed to prefer Line-X.
I had my grill done with Line-X Extra. The extra is a UV coating. I would recommend this especially since you are doing your grill. I paid $160 to have it done and it has been well worth it. At a year old, it looks the same as the day I had it done. It is very easy to clean.
I had my grill done with Line-X Extra. The extra is a UV coating. I would recommend this especially since you are doing your grill. I paid $160 to have it done and it has been well worth it. At a year old, it looks the same as the day I had it done. It is very easy to clean.
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The "classic" Rhino Liner that most folks think of is softer and more "rubbery" to the touch. Helps with keeping items in place in the bed of a truck. Line-X is harder and rougher but thus protects a bit more.
That said Rhino Liner has a variant that is harder and UV resistant. They can also add UV resistance to the traditional softer variant.
Call around and get the best price, making sure the Rhino Liner dealer knows you want the tougher coating. I think it's product name is Tough something actually.
That said Rhino Liner has a variant that is harder and UV resistant. They can also add UV resistance to the traditional softer variant.
Call around and get the best price, making sure the Rhino Liner dealer knows you want the tougher coating. I think it's product name is Tough something actually.
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Hey, don't know much about Rhino or Line-X but was wondering what rims you have and what size they are and what tires you have on them? They look awesome and I have a flame red on order that will be here in about 3 more weeks and I'm looking for black rims to put on them.
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Hey, don't know much about Rhino or Line-X but was wondering what rims you have and what size they are and what tires you have on them? They look awesome and I have a flame red on order that will be here in about 3 more weeks and I'm looking for black rims to put on them.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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thanks for all the replies. i was just wondering since there is a Rhino Liner place by me and a Line-X place about 20 minutes from where I live. i will call around and find the best price.
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Line-X and Rhino lining are both great products. I haven't used Rhino lining in many years. I did some research and more people seemed to prefer Line-X.
I had my grill done with Line-X Extra. The extra is a UV coating. I would recommend this especially since you are doing your grill. I paid $160 to have it done and it has been well worth it. At a year old, it looks the same as the day I had it done. It is very easy to clean.
I had my grill done with Line-X Extra. The extra is a UV coating. I would recommend this especially since you are doing your grill. I paid $160 to have it done and it has been well worth it. At a year old, it looks the same as the day I had it done. It is very easy to clean.