<VV> Rampy on E-Bay

[Frank DuVal]

Rhino lining is a brand name of a spray on bed liner. Line X is another 
brand name. VERY popular for all types of pick up trucks here in the US, 
especially NEW ones. Truck bed keeps looking good even when used as a 
truck. You don't have to worry about small scratches ruining the finish. 
And it is typically aplied to every square inch of the bed and sides.

http://www.rhinolinings.com/index.php

BTW, the original poster ownes a California "rust free" rampside with 
spray on bed liner. Works great.

But you are correct that it can be used to conceal rust or repairs. But 
you  can usually tell from the other side and under side how good the 
truck really is!

Frank DuVal

Alan and Clare Wesson wrote:

>>5: nice rhino lining in the bed
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>Unless I am sorely mistaken, that's no rhino lining - it is sprayed on and 
>covers every square inch of the bed and sides.
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>That looks to me like 'schutz' - the textured paint that manufacturers use 
>on undersides and rocker panels, and that less-than-scrupulous restorers use 
>to conceal rust and bondo (because, conveniently, it happens to have the 
>same texture as rust, and so schutz with rust under it and schutz without 
>rust under it are indistinguishable from each other).
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>Whenever I am looking at a vehicle that has ANY non-stock schutz applied to 
>it, I ask myself 'why would this person have put this schutz onto this 
>vehicle? Why did they not spray this area with the stock finish?'
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>There is only one possible answer: 'Because they want to conceal something 
>that they don't want me to see'.
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>You have been warned...
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>Cheers
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>Alan 
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