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Rino lineing Coating


Rlinn

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Anyone rip out their carpet and paint it with that Rino rubber stuff? I have a MV Jon with old carpet and aluminum decking and thought maybe getting rid of the old carpet. Any thoughts?

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Along those lines, does anyone ever put that roll on stuff, similar to Rhino Lining, on their trailer? I was thinking that would be a good way to go for those areas that are next to impossible to get to for washing/waxing. Reason I ask, a friend put in on his truck and he said it was pretty easy and only cost about $200.

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I've never done the roll-on stuff on a trailer but have heard that it works great for that application.

Just an fyi, Ranger makes all their own trailers and puts a similar coating on them (they call it Road Armor). It's really good stuff.

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Good friend of mine put it on his trailer and boat floor of an older Nordic Crestliner. Works great. Loading the trailer is alot easier, because you are sure footed walking out on the tongue to hook up the strap to the bow hook. I don't know how many times I have seen people walking out on the tongue that may be wet from rain or waves crashing in and seeing them slip off in to the water.

Boat floor is especially nice when we are out on Lake Michigan with the boat. The floor is usually wet from waves crashing over bow or sides. When you are fighting a salmon and running all over the boat it is great not to slip. The boat used to have some type of vinyl floor that was slippery. The floor in his boat is white type of rhino lining and trailer is done entirely in black. When putting it on just make sure surfaces are clean, he had some chip off of his trailer.

Stuff works great, easy clean up in boat, just spray down floor after fishing. I still have no idea why they put carpeting in fishing boats? confused.gif

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I did the role on i bought from menards and i didnt use up the whole can i used just ove half.. on a 6 foot box and i went all the way up the sides.. but even if ya used two gallons that would still not be that much weight??10-20 lbs depending on how thick you put it on?? my guess?? unless i figured wrong and the stuff weighs a lot more then I remember??

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I took my tyee out this passed weekend and I was looking at my carpet and I was wishing it had the rhino lining already.. Has anyone ever replaced there floor in a Tyee or like boat,mine is an 89' how much room is between the floor and the aluminum? would it be possible to make it storage underneath?

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Has anyone ever replaced there floor in a Tyee or like boat,mine is an 89' how much room is between the floor and the aluminum? would it be possible to make it storage underneath?


Can't help you on the Rino Lining... in regard to the space between the floor and the hull - there's 6-10" or so of space between the floor and the hull, depending on where you're at in the hull.

And no, I wouldn't make storage out of these spaces - they're filled with the fuel tank and flotation foam, which in my book is a good thing to have grin.gif

marine_man

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Where the rod lockers are in newer boats.. I was wondering what lays beneath my floor right in the middle of my boat..from where the walkthru windshield is more or less where the opening from goin to the front to the back.If there is foam there or if its open? curiosity sunk my boat not killed the cat!.. I am wondering if i would have room for a rod locker there.

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If I'm understanding you correctly you're talking about the middle of the floor, right?

If that's the case, that's very likely where you fuel tank resides. If you look closely you should see some deck screws in the floor along the edges of the center section - open it up and have a look to be sure.

marine_man

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In mine the tank is in the back, I can see part of it in the rear compartment when ya open it up, I wouldn't think it would go to much further forward then another foot? I would be looking 1 1/2 to 2 feet in front of that.

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One other thing to conside here - you'd want to make sure that you're not on the bottom of the boat, ie - in the bilge) (so build a false floor, etc)otherwise anything in the bottom of your new storage compartment will get wet when the boat has water in it.

marine_man

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