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Rhino Lining. Do or Don't?

GreatDaneHummer

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Chicago
I was thinking about having my 2007 Hummer H3 Rhino lined in grey with black fender's etc. Anyone has done this? Do you like it now that you have had it for awhile? Do you hate it and regret doing it etc? Please speak up. I am thinking it would be a nice way to clean up my truck after some paint nicks and a dirt bike crash into me with Thorparts CJ haha..

Thanks!
 

derian06

Red Rockett
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Madison, AL
I was thinking about having my 2007 Hummer H3 Rhino lined in grey with black fender's etc. Anyone has done this? Do you like it now that you have had it for awhile? Do you hate it and regret doing it etc? Please speak up. I am thinking it would be a nice way to clean up my truck after some paint nicks and a dirt bike crash into me with Thorparts CJ haha..

Thanks!

Not really a fan of the rubberized texture of rhino, but raptor liner has been great to me.
 

rascole

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Bellflower, CA
Research it. They're almost all the same product, the main difference is how it is applied and what texture you want. Trust me, they will ALL fade over time and no amount of waxing will fix it. Durable, yes, show car finish, not a chance.
 
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SedonaBound

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Plan on driving it into the ground after, because it'll pretty much destroy the H3's value. Instant beater.
 

GreatDaneHummer

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Chicago
I decided to only coat the fenders. In worst case I can take them off and put new ones on painted to match the body. I also stopped off and will have all the body nick's etc cleaned up and buffed out. I found a key mark down the side today in the parking garage....
 

rsc

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Tulsa
I decided to only coat the fenders. In worst case I can take them off and put new ones on painted to match the body. I also stopped off and will have all the body nick's etc cleaned up and buffed out. I found a key mark down the side today in the parking garage....
"key marks", yeah that's the ticket! Just the thing to tell the insurance adjuster ;) I would have to hide all the offroading posts and pictures first though. ;P
 

Woodtick

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Ilanoid, UP MI
The Badlands and Cliffs don't leave key marks. It's called pin stripped,nice try though. Let the record show: text invite to me Sat night to go to Cliffs on Sun. Pics on FB with said H3 in da woods covered in mud and clay Sunday evening. I can forget this all happened for a case of cheap beer,or a twelve pack of something good.
 

GreatDaneHummer

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I would never turn down any good Hummer owner in the Chicago land area for a free beer! I have a fridge full just for you guys. I spoke with Spray teck and I have an appointment next weekend to go get some of the truck coated. Fender flares, underbody, skid plates front and rear bumpers, inside all doors and interior door areas, under the interior with the sound proofing etc.. I feel their prices are really realistic, just hope the quality matches.
 

Woodtick

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Ilanoid, UP MI
Spraytech quoted me $750 to line all my ucp ,bumpers,brush guards ect. Then rust inhibit the underside,once that cures,it then gets under coated. For that price,I'm doing the R&R of ucp ,bumpers ect. The Jeep guys love him. He also does a lot of plow trucks as well. His process can't be done with a rattle can. I should be done getting mine full of mud for a while,so looking to drop it off next month some time.
 
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