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Arch Autenreith posted 09-27-2000 09:25 AM ET (US)
Just read in Boating of their staff using this in a Boston Whaler 15 sport (vs. painting) to re-surface non-skid that has worn out or for extreme use. Am somewhat familiar with it bed liners and it is tough. Just FYI.
www.rhinoliners.com
Benja posted 09-27-2000 09:33 AM ET (US)
oops
Benja posted 09-27-2000 09:40 AM ET (US)
I was considering doing that, at the suggestion of a friend, to my 17'. He has that "spun" looking paint on his interior, and has said that he wishes he would have used something that covered more floor. can't you just roll that stuff on? anybody know what colors are offered, or think its a bad idea?
Benja posted 09-27-2000 09:42 AM ET (US)
sorry - did'nt see the address
Arch Autenreith posted 09-27-2000 01:21 PM ET (US)
Evidently it must be sprayed on by them (1/16") then they add an fine aggregate or something. I don't know if I'd like it on the entire interior but possibly high traffic/use areas. But if it's only available in black I can see very limited uses.
Barry posted 09-27-2000 10:09 PM ET (US)
According to the web page they're "available in almost any color." I wonder if they have BW tan.
Kevin Cook posted 09-28-2000 08:43 PM ET (US)
Try this URL http://www.rhinolinings.com/
This is the manufacturers site. The one listed above is just a dealers site.

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Author	Topic: Alternative fix to non-skid
Arch Autenreith	posted 09-27-2000 09:25 AM ET (US) Just read in Boating of their staff using this in a Boston Whaler 15 sport (vs. painting) to re-surface non-skid that has worn out or for extreme use. Am somewhat familiar with it bed liners and it is tough. Just FYI. www.rhinoliners.com
Benja	posted 09-27-2000 09:33 AM ET (US) oops
Benja	posted 09-27-2000 09:40 AM ET (US) I was considering doing that, at the suggestion of a friend, to my 17'. He has that "spun" looking paint on his interior, and has said that he wishes he would have used something that covered more floor. can't you just roll that stuff on? anybody know what colors are offered, or think its a bad idea?
Benja	posted 09-27-2000 09:42 AM ET (US) sorry - did'nt see the address
Arch Autenreith	posted 09-27-2000 01:21 PM ET (US) Evidently it must be sprayed on by them (1/16") then they add an fine aggregate or something. I don't know if I'd like it on the entire interior but possibly high traffic/use areas. But if it's only available in black I can see very limited uses.
Barry	posted 09-27-2000 10:09 PM ET (US) According to the web page they're "available in almost any color." I wonder if they have BW tan.
Kevin Cook	posted 09-28-2000 08:43 PM ET (US) Try this URL http://www.rhinolinings.com/ This is the manufacturers site. The one listed above is just a dealers site.