Best way to patch a Rhino Bed Liner?
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Best way to patch a Rhino Bed Liner?
My new (used) truck came with a Rhino Bed Liner...cool stuff...but there's no liner where the gooseneck hookup was...(first owner removed it).
So...I need to patch the liner somehow. 2 strips about 2-3 feet long, 3 inches wide.
Best way to do it?
Thanks for any suggestions!
Dan
So...I need to patch the liner somehow. 2 strips about 2-3 feet long, 3 inches wide.
Best way to do it?
Thanks for any suggestions!
Dan
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I went to a body shop...found out it is a "cold installed" liner. It is a little softer than the "hot installed" ones...but sticks better.
Are these any easier to patch/repair?
I'm still calling around locally to see what I can find. I don't mind taking it to a shop....unless it is easy to do myself.
Dan
Are these any easier to patch/repair?
I'm still calling around locally to see what I can find. I don't mind taking it to a shop....unless it is easy to do myself.
Dan
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