Invincible paint job

[Presns3]

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lol

http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=4064843&page=1

[ginger_snaps]

thats from along time ago. good thing is you can nail shit on the highway and not worry about it scratching anything.

[Skibum291]

haha- I love all the comments on vortex- I wonder what ever happened tot his car- hopefully it died a quick and painless death

[WhiteStripes]

That Rhino liner? Epic.

[WhiteStripes]

Haha just saw the Vortex link.... He's in AZ, I've never seen the car around. Too bad lol that would be funny.

[schroedin]

Lolwhat.

[gumballer_80]

Lolque.

[Stephen]

lolbarf

[Stan Marsh]

there is a guy who lives down the street from my dad who has an original Toyota Landcruiser and its done in Yellow Line-x with a white top. It's awesome. I would do it if I had a trail truck but not my own car.

[1985zcar]

yuck. lol not feeling it. Esp. in those colors, MAYBE black would be okay. The wheels look hella gross, haha

[Petis]

probably added 300lbs in paint alone.

[74low145]

now thats just awsum lol

[Withers]

How the hell would you clean it? It would eat wool mittens and sponges like nobody's business.

[Bimmerteck]

Let me answer a few questions about rhino lining.

1. It's a breeze to clean with just a pressure washer.

2. Although we once used it on a set of wheels, and it did make them aweful hard to balance I wouldn't reccomend it there. Otherwise it weighs about 45 pounds to cover an entire truck (f150 to be exact)

3. It insulates from heat and sound. i.e you can remove the B.S. factory tar based sound deadner and end up lighter.

4.There are many very specific versions of rhino for different applications including one the military uses on the inside of tanker trucks that can self heal a bullet hole before 6 oz. of gas have leaked through it.

5. It is the best way I've seen to seal metal from the elements and I have seen it used on many recent hot rod projects instead of the traditional undercoat.


Erik

[Mattphi]

lol, I've seen that a long time ago. It looks terrible.