rhinolined bottom third

[stone-man]

I want to re-paint my 95 xj sport but I want the bottom third covered in rhino liner. I was wandering if I could make some sort of design in the rhino liner. Like saw blade or sharks teeth. Should I just tape it, let it dry and try to pull the tape off. Or ist the rhinoliner too hardened by that time? I need some Ideas.

[Rev Den]

Ask the Rhino guy, he can tell you exactlly waht to do. Rhino is not a DIY product and needs to be applied by a dealer.

Rev

[JeepFreak21]

Then post here and tell us what he said. :)
Billy

[stone-man]

I use the Rinoliner term as a generic. You can get that stuff at auto zone. I just cant remember the name of it

[Cherokee_4x4]

i am sure u could make any design u wanted with it but i definetaly wouldn't let it dry with the tape under it because u won't be able to peel it off, peel it right away and let dry.

[Rev Den]

There is a tape with an embedded steel wire along the edge that is perfect for what you want to do. It will leave a sharp edge after the covering dries.

HTH

Rev

[tgoff]

I'd use mortons bedliner so you can spray it with a paint gun. I did my whole jeep in mortons bedliner and it looks great. My sister did her toyota in it and it looks great as well.

[Dent Doctor]

There is a tape with an embedded steel wire along the edge that is perfect for what you want to do. It will leave a sharp edge after the covering dries.

HTH

Rev

This would be the only way to do it properly with Rhino Lining. I sprayed Rhino Lining for a year. The actual Rhino Lining is set up to the touch in 30 seconds after it is applied. Completely hard in under 5 minutes. Oh and Rhino Lining shouldn't be used as a general term in my opinion.

[tgoff]

Here is a picture of my jeep with the mortons bedliner paint job.
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h298/tgoff/jeep.jpg
Here is a picture of my sisters toyota with the mortons bedliner paint job.
http://i67.photobucket.com/albums/h298/tgoff/yota.jpg