Re: ihc-digest V7 #93

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ihc-digest          Thursday, August 14 2003          Volume 07 : Number 093



Forum for Discussion of International Harvester
       Richard Welty <rwelty@domain.elided>
       Digest Coordinator

Contents:

	David's Rhino...
	Re: Rhinolining
	Re: Rhinolining
	Seattle Binder for sale
	Re: Rhinolining

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Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 15:36:32 -0700
From: "Joel M Brodsky" <jmbrodsky@domain.elided>
Subject: David's Rhino...

David,
      Rhino Linings is/are a sprayed in Polyurethane liner, that can only
be performed by a licensed Rhino dealer.  It can be sprayed on in
thicknesses up to 1" and as Ryan mentioned, carries a Lifetime Guarantee.
I'm not certain you need to show proof of purchase, as there are so many
dealers nationwide.  Rhino is commonly about 1/8" thick minimum.  Any
thinner and it doesn't really work as well to cushion shock, stave off
interior heat and attenuate noise and also begins to crack if flexed.  The
samples are usually 1/8" or more/thicker.

I would check to verify that it is indeed Rhino Linings and then look for a
local dealer and have them take a look.  If it feels like a big rubber mat
in your truck, then it *might* be Rhino.  If it is really just like a rough
paint with what seems like sand, then it's NOT Rhino.

Good luck!

JoelB
(Had Rhino in my '72 Chev Sub 3dr.)

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Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 17:19:00 -0700
From: Mike Bellew <mochamike@domain.elided>
Subject: Re: Rhinolining

If it turns out not to be Rhinolining, Herculiner is a good option.

I've heard it works/looks great (If the prep work is done correctly).

You can get a quart for $29.99.
Kragen Autoparts is selling 1 gallon kit (with rollers etc.) for $79.99 with
a $20 mail in rebate for August.

That's what I just used on my entire Scout 80.

I've been told over & over the metal prep is the key (I spent 2 plus days
prepping).
However, I have been told it tends to fade if in direct sunlight too much.
I plan on painting it if that happens...

Here's some before & after pix:

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=167052


- --
Mike Bellew
Concord, CA

1963 Scout 80, 350 SBC, D44s (4.88s, Spool, Detroit,, Discs x4), SOA, on 35"
Pro Comps...
1997 Lexus 450  (Grocery Getter)


> From: David Bongo <dbongo@domain.elided>
> Reply-To: David Bongo <dbongo@domain.elided>
> Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 16:12:06 -0400
> To: IHC Digest <ihc-digest@domain.elided>
> 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

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Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 19:17:42 -0700
From: william cunningham <slypigs@domain.elided>
Subject: Re: Rhinolining

David,
Try "Shoe Goo"

http://eclecticproducts.com/shoegoo/home.asp

I have had great success building up worn  clutch a brake peddals . One
patch job has lasted 6 years on a daily driver.

You may want to test compatability in an inconspicuous spot.

Willy

David Bongo wrote:

> 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

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Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 08:00:34 -0500
From: Michael Stenstrom <MStenstrom@domain.elided>
Subject: Seattle Binder for sale

Binders,
  Usual disclaimers apply:  Not associated with the seller.....blah blah.  I
get these from a friend at Boeing.
Autos - Trucks & Vans:
'56 International Price:$500 obo
 Date Posted: 8/12/2003 1 ton, decent tires, engine WAS over hauled about
50,000 miles ago,
been sitting, needs work. Boeing Location WA Puget Sound
Contact Information Walt 360.825.7345 Enumclaw momev@domain.elided



Mike Stenstrom
Technical Analyst
715.359.0427 (Direct)
800.227.9371 (Customer Care)
mstenstrom@domain.elided
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Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 23:14:50 -0400
From: David Bongo <dbongo@domain.elided>
Subject: Re: Rhinolining

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

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