Rhino Liner for front of class A motor coach

You might consider getting a bra made to cover it?

Bill

I think it's a neat idea. Rhino Liner started as a bed liner for trucks.
Then, someone decided to try it on a RV roof.

I think it would work well to protect the front of the RV. It may not look as nice as paint but, it will hold up to rocks, weather, etc..

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I think it depends on how finicky you are about how your coach looks. I've tried both Rhino and Line-X bed liners and of the two, the Rhino seems to stay nicer looking longer, but they eventually turn grey and the color becomes uneven.

I've never tried any products on them to improve the look and it might be possible, but I think it would look unsightly after awhile. Even though a bra can be a pain in wet weather and dirty conditions, they look nice when kept up.

I am also considering having a bra made for the coach. Thanks for your comments! Travel safe!

If you are a do it yourself type of guy, You could use Al's Liner and spray the front of the motorhome.
I did the lower half of the front with a dark blue tint that hasn't faded one bit and it has been 5 years since I sprayed it. Al's Liner can be tinted in lots of colors. Google Al's Liner.

I would hesitate to apply anything over top of the 3M vinyl. The longevity of the new application is entirely dependent on whether or not your already degraded 3M cover continues to adhere to the front of your RV.
I would remove the 3M material first and since it does not have to be neat, it should not be too much problem. Once you are down to the fiberglass, then have the Rhino Liner sprayed on with the new color.

"sjholt"....How about a couple of photos of the front of your coach, so the OP can see how it looks and is wearing.

3M makes both a solvent and tools to remove their film. Like rgatijnet1, I would urge you to remove the 3M material before you do anything to the front of the coach. Do a search diamond shield removal (people get confused between Diamond Shield and the 3M films) and you will that the 3M material is a lot easier to remove.

I have seen several coaches with the rino lining on the front. In all cases the 3M film was removed, rino lining applied, and than repainted to original colors. I thought it was very nice and may have that done myself.

Under no conditions would I apply it over the existing film nor is it recommended. The film is not a good base plus if it was not deteriorating you would be considering the Rino Lining.

To do it right is not cheap but doing it wrong is really expensive.