Rhino linning

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ayup. it's possible.

met a lady once with a land cruiser - the whole thing was rhino lined (even the roof). dunno why you'd need rhino liner on the roof unless you were really planning on getting into trouble, but it was rhino lined.

front arb bumper, roof racks, grill, the whole thing (i think they might have done the rims, too - the rims were a crinkly black finish).

she said she came home from work one day, and her husband rhino-lined her entire land cruiser - guess he got bored on his day off. :wow2:

she was not amused. :bash:
 
if you don't want to do the WHOLE thing, i rhino lined just the bumpers, grill, running boards and rockers on our 3G T4R. good enough for minor brush scrapes, gave a nice non-skid surface on the rear bumper to stand on while washing the roof, and covered up some of the nicks and door dings an eight year old daily driver gets.

friends at the dealership always get a kick out of seeing the thing roll into the service bays (sometimes dropping chunks of dried mud all over the floor) and the new techs do a double-take.
 
the bottom half of my 91' 4runner is rhinolined. was done before I bought it. haven't taken it out to see how it does in the woods and what not.


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Theres a guy here in my town that has rhino lined his first gen 4runner head to toe. Its pretty ridiculous, but kind of cool at the same time. He uses it as a hunting rig though, which is good, because otherwise I would see no point in doing it. Even then, it seems like its overkill.
 

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