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dlestep
...I was reading the information you added in your post.
You mentioned Rhino liner. Do you know if it was an aliphatic or aromatic
polyurea? Aliphatic polyurea isn't affected by ultra-violet rays, the other turns a
brownish grey.
Aromatic with black pigment last longer than the other colors. Both have the same
characteristics against chemicals.
I have been considering it in the wheel wells.
The only thing I have against it is that over time the surface texture will hold gobs
of dirt and will be difficult to keep a clean appearance.
Your thoughts on any of this would be helpful.
Dave
PeeGreen 914

Fisrt thanks for the nomination biggrin.gif . It is guarenteed for life to stay this color and if I ever wear through any of it they will fix it at their cost. It cleans easily and is very nice for feel and look. It really made the interior look great. The tar I removed weighed 32lbs and the Rhino was 25 so I even lost some weight. I researched thisa lot befor I did it and am glad I did what I did.
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