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bill4103
Explorer
Dec 19, 2013

Rhino Liner RV roof coating

I saw this on YouTube and it looks interesting. I have talked to the company several times and they say it works great as an Awsome guarantee , but there is no one in Indiana applying this product. It's kind of pricy to get into but they assure me the money would be made back in no time. I was wondering if anyone had any knowledge of this product. I can't understand why if it is so great , why are the OEMs not using it.

Bill Johnson
Class A
  • Chopperbob's avatar
    Chopperbob
    Explorer
    Dec 19, 2013
    Well, I power washed the roof and then applied the
    Special primer then two Coats of finish. All in one
    Sunny day. Done deal.
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    Hjudge49
    Explorer
    Dec 19, 2013
    I have used Rhino Liner and some of the other similar coatings on the beds of our trucks for years. When applied properly, they last forever. My present pickup has vortex liner in the bed and on the outside of the toolbox. I routinely haul heavy pallets of feed, fertilyzer, etc and it doesn't even get scratched. Very tough stuff, when applied properly and thick enough.
  • wny_pat1's avatar
    wny_pat1
    Explorer
    Dec 19, 2013
    You want to read this post: ECO Coat Review. Make sure the Rhino dealer is trained and authorized to do such work. It seems that the material is not warrantied unless he is!

    Several RV manufacturers and shops are using similiar materals for such repairs with very good results.

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