Re: Rhinolining

[David Bongo <dbongo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ryan and everybody else, thanks for the replies.

Turns out the vehicle was done with Herculiner, and the PO (who did warantee
the work) is sending a can out to me.  If he'll provide the parts, I'll
provide the labor.  Just kind of weird that it would just wear away like that
in only 3 months.  I guess shifting my foot ever so slightly in that one spot
nearly 500 times per day (up to 700+ depending on the route) will do it.

If I need any help with the application, I may be back asking for more advice.

Thanks again all.
Dave

Ryan Moore wrote:

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "David Bongo" <dbongo@domain.elided>
> To: "IHC Digest" <ihc-digest@domain.elided>
> Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 15:12
> Subject: Rhinolining
>
> > Here I am with another question:
> >
> > The PO of my Scout rhinolined the entire interior.  It's great, I love
> > it, etc.  The only problem is I've worn away the lining down to bare
> > metal in one spot.  (It's where I plant the heel of my right foot when
> > driving.  The constant shifting from gas-to-brake-to-gas for 2-4 hours
> > at a time wore it out...in under 3 months.)
> >
> > Can I just buy a can of rhinoliner and patch as needed, or will I have
> > to take it somewhere?  If the former, great let me know where to get
> > it.  If the latter, I guess I'll have to find another solution for the
> > driver's area (like a rug).
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Dave
> >
>
> Is it real rhino liner?  They have a lifetime warrantee on the lining.
> However, it may only apply to the original owner...
>
> I know you can buy similiar compounds for do it yourself... not name brand
> rhino liner though.
>
> -Ryan