Rustoleum Road Warrior
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Rustoleum Road Warrior
I hate to start another thread about roll-on bedliners, but I would like to know if anyone has an opinion on the Rustoleum Road Warrior brand.
My brother picked some up cheap and offered to let me test it out on my truck for free.
Good, bad, whatever. Anyone with a review?
My brother picked some up cheap and offered to let me test it out on my truck for free.
Good, bad, whatever. Anyone with a review?
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I don't know what kind you have but most ones I have seen flake, peel and scratch off. It seems like nothing more than fancy undercoating to me. Rhino Lining is probably the best around but at $500 a pop, it's not cheap.
I found a local guy who does it and competes against the Rhino Lining guy, and he's about $250. But as for the roll on stuff on in the can, I have never seen any hold up.
I found a local guy who does it and competes against the Rhino Lining guy, and he's about $250. But as for the roll on stuff on in the can, I have never seen any hold up.
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I've heard mixed reviews from the "roll-on" crowd. The biggest gripe has been the fact that it grays and dulls in a short period of time, hence the ugly factor. As far as durability goes, most agree it is pretty tough but not suitable for ultra-rugged use.
If your German Shorthair is anything like mine, it wouldn't last a day.
If your German Shorthair is anything like mine, it wouldn't last a day.
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Yes, I've heard gripes about the fading of all applied bed liners, Rhinos included. I was thinking about going with a gray-colored liner to begin with so fading would be somewhat less noticeable and also to be a little cooler for the pooch.
She is a good dog, but sometimes a little too exbuerant. Last night she tried to jump back in the bed of the truck, AFTER I had closed the tail gate. She didn't even come close to clearing it. She'll learn...maybe.
She is a good dog, but sometimes a little too exbuerant. Last night she tried to jump back in the bed of the truck, AFTER I had closed the tail gate. She didn't even come close to clearing it. She'll learn...maybe.
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