Any experience with Rhino liner?

if its anything like X liner it gets rock hard.. I,d think a roof coating should be flexable.

Rhino doesn't get as hard as does Line X, as it stays more rubbery to the tough. Which there are both pros and cons to that. I haven't used it on a roof but do have it in the bed of my Chevy pickup. That cost was just over $400. There was a lot more metal preparation than I would have thought. The paint in the bed had to all be roughed up so the Rhino would stick. The sound of grinders running on my new truck was about more than I could stand to hear so took a long walk from the shop, till they finished. Dries to the touch in a few hours and they recommended 24 hours before hauling anything in the bed. I am considering having my inside Jeep floor sprayed with the stuff.

I don't see any problems with using it on a roof, so long as the surface is properly prepped.

Hello All,
The Rhino I am referring to is specially made for RV roofs called Eco-Coat, that is what I am really interested in

Thanks all,

Rick

Did not know anything about the Rhino Eco-Coat RV Roof Repair.

All I had ever heard of was The Rhino truck bed liner that people considered using on a RV roof.

Hello Gene,
That Eco-Coat is what I have been trying to refer to

Rick

Anyone use it?

Rick

There are some new RV's that come with it installed, Excel RV's

Hmmmmm....... An OEM applying a coating to all their roofs is a significant endorsement.

Now I am curious about Eco-Coat as well.

Jose

I used Bus Kote. Used on school busses.
Done two so far. Great product. Nasa
Uses it.
Bob

I looked up Bus Kote. It looks pretty good too and is very affordable. An easy at-home type of job.

Bob - Do you have any left? Could you paint a scrap and send it for inspection? Maybe we could pass it around and get a lot of eyes/hands on it. Could be a great information resource for the community.

Jose