Little off topic, but anyone have rhino lining in their trailer?

[YrkViper]

How does it work and hold up especially to studs?

Do you still have ski guides and protection for the track?

Thanks!

 

[staggs65]

i restore cars as a hobby/side business. i've used both rhino lining and linex on undercarriages, and truck beds. i've found linex to be a far superior product. the rhino peels off in sheets when perforated (studs will do it) the linex doesn't seem to. my .02

 

[YrkViper]

i restore cars as a hobby/side business. i've used both rhino lining and linex on undercarriages, and truck beds. i've found linex to be a far superior product. the rhino peels off in sheets when perforated (studs will do it) the linex doesn't seem to. my .02

Ah good to know. Line-x it is...

Does it seem to hold up to studs OK or should I put the rubber back on?

Thanks!

 

[staggs65]

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Does it seem to hold up to studs OK

i've never had studs on any i've only used it on hotrods and muscle cars, not something you haul around sleds in, i just know the line x held up better for me

 

[mountain_man]

i have line-x in my truck bed, it is some tough stuff, i think the studs might be a bit much though, when i haul my sled in the truck i throw a sheet of plywood down just in case.