I'd recommend Line-X over the "rhino linings". Line-x is more of a consistent application where rhino stuff gets "clumpy" and not as attractive. Line-x is some tough @#$$ too, I took a hammer to it and barely left a mark. No chips or cracks, just a scuff mark....

Ryan

Is there any way to strip this stuff off 20 years from now, when my car needs another resto? :willy: I've been considering it for my undercarriage and inside the trunk.

I sprayed the bottom of my 68 with reflex. which is a twin of rhino, but better. Pro's sound deadening, no rust, cons-weight. Weight isn't a issue for me. The underbody looks perfect, great finish. I would do it again on my next project.

Andrew

You are correct sir. It was stated in the "Build Book."

Ya I talked to Troy and Dan Holohan at Indy they use speed liner w/black base coat mixed in it!

I plan on doing the bottom of the Pinto withthe Line_x brand and the inside with Lizzard Skin. I want to keep the heat out and make it a better ride inside.