Rhino Linings - Spray-Lining & Coatings Alternative

Truck owners and coatings buyers should beware: Rhino Linings has more than one bedliner polyurea & sells some other coatings too. Spray-Lining Coatings advertises like the, "Alternative to High Cost Linings & Coatings" because it is. Any polyurea product at Armorthane, Marvel Coatings also known a…

Truck owners and coatings buyers should beware: Rhino Linings has more than one bedliner polyurea & sells some other coatings too. Spray-Lining Coatings advertises like the, "Alternative to High Cost Linings & Coatings" because it is. Any polyurea product at Armorthane, Marvel Coatings also known as Armadillo Liners, Vortex Sprayliners, Line-X or Rhino Linings was available by specification using Spray-Lining Coatings. Same polyurea at lower price equates to better, thicker bedliners for truck owners at lower cost. So this Rhino dealership at Panama City, Florida, a Rhino Linings dealer uses Spray-Lining Coatings as it's main vendor. SLC, the largest Graco dealer of all bedliner brands supports my spray equipment at less than half Rhino's deals. With legal, franchise facts from Claudio Burton, previous owner of Line-X SLC educated many Rhino-Like, branded dealers as myself how to circumvent these controlling agreements which forced us to stay with one brand. So you should know that Rhino's "Tuff Grip" is the lower priced, softer polyurea lining where their "Hard Line" is better quality at higher price. Both by spec through SLC are much less; $22/gallon and $25/gallon respectively. For this Rhino dealer in Florida, duplicates of their Hard Line and Line-X' Paxcon are in stock. Another FYI is that through Amazon and eBay, professional grade polyurea hybrid Spray-Lining Coatings are available for DIY truck beds, Koi Ponds, Jeeps, Trailers plus flooring epoxies also. Thomas K.

I use polyurea for trailers, boats & full jeeps. This recommendation is from a business perspective, like a B to B referral. I rarely do just truck beds. Before locating Spray-Lining & Coatings, I used Scorpion Coatings. Product was OK but was very expensive. They sell this DIY version called Als Li…

I use polyurea for trailers, boats & full jeeps. This recommendation is from a business perspective, like a B to B referral. I rarely do just truck beds. Before locating Spray-Lining & Coatings, I used Scorpion Coatings. Product was OK but was very expensive. They sell this DIY version called Als Liner which hurt my truck bed business very badly. They also sold to a neighboring shop who competed on truck beds bringing price down. Before this man named Langeman sold me Reflex with proprietary equipment to spray it. But you must use only that product through that sprayer that you bought or they provide no service or warranty when it malfunctions. Another bad deal called Vortex was same control game. Who suffers are spray-on truck bed lining buyers who own trucks. When I met Rhino Linings - Spray-Lining & Coatings Alternative my quality went way up. Bob, who "was" using Rhino but got smart, jumped ship to SLC. his polyurea price reduced so truck bed quality increased; more = thicker = better! Bob partnered with me, handling most truck beds while I coat Jeeps, trailers, boats & bigger jobs. Spray-Lining & Coatings is the ultimate Line-X & Rhino alternative.