I did my first one with Fabic(sp??) in Madison. After hauling all the coyotes, coon, rats, ….after a trapping season, I have done every truck since and my ATV racks. Regardless if you have a topper, I suggest doing it over the rail as stated above. Really saves a lot of abuse on the entire bed of the truck.
My Dad did the Rihno liner and it discolored after hauling mulch. Other than that, awesome stuff
I purchased the herculiner kit. I’m only doing the bed of the truck to add some traction for when I load the wheeler. I can tell you how it goes on after the weekend.
Thanks for the thoughts. I had Rhino lining in my last truck and was happy with it. I went without anything on this truck. Now the topper has removed some of the paint on the rails so maybe it time. Anyone have any experience with the Ziebart(sp??) folks?
I’ve had two trucks done in Madison by Fabick. It is a lot like Line-x and has performed excellently. I’ve seen some really bad Rhinolining jobs done including my Father-in-law’s truck. If you were happy with your last liner, go with Rhino–but I won’t.
I have a friend the did the same thing, he had them match the color of his truck and they coated the sides of his truck also. He told me once but I cannot remember how far he has to drive on a rock road, truck is a 96-97 but looks like new with no chips where the rhino was applied. I’ll give it two