Re: Getting Rhinoed... anything I need to be careful of?
 

"Ichabod Shagnasti" <murfysflawmy@ppendixalltel.net> wrote in message news:<BX1Oa.13793$J%2.803119@news.alltel.net>...
> I'm prepping my '01 TJ for Rhino Lining the tub.... have just about
> everything out now (except the driver & passenger seat & the rear half of
> the center console).
>
> I'm wondering if there is anything I need to be careful of when having the
> Rhino guy do his stuff. I don't want him to cover up anything that I might
> need to get to later on, but so far, I'm not seeing anything in the tub that
> would be critical. Are there any bolts, access points, etc. I need to ask
> him to avoid?

You can buy a can of do-it-yourself spray-in liner much cheaper. It
goes on right over the paint, no prep work necessary.

Hiring someone to do this is like paying a plumber to fix a leaky
gasket in your toilet tank: It's really not that hard, and you can
do it on your own for maybe 5% of the price.

Re: Getting Rhinoed... anything I need to be careful of?
 

In article <76b045c1.0307151348.2728546c@posting.google.com >,
lambeth65@earthlink.net (E.L. Lambert) writes:

>You can buy a can of do-it-yourself spray-in liner much cheaper. It
>goes on right over the paint, no prep work necessary.
>

well, watch it flake off after a while if you don't rough up the paint.
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