Where can you get the roll on ute liner similar to the Tuff Tonneaus stuff ?
I had a search but all the stuff I can find is the standard rubber stuff.
I had some before but they don't sell it anymore.
Its alot ruffer than the standard stuff you get, its also alot stronger ( not as rubbery ).
Any help would be appreciated.
Nick
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Roll / Spray on Ute Liner Heavy Duty
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Roll / Spray on Ute Liner Heavy Duty
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Dunno about Sydney,
but i think what you're looking for is the poly urea stuff, Xtreme Coatings at Geebung handle it in Brisbane.
Could try giving them a bell and see if they know anyone local to you..
(07) 3865-5820
Spock
but i think what you're looking for is the poly urea stuff, Xtreme Coatings at Geebung handle it in Brisbane.
Could try giving them a bell and see if they know anyone local to you..
(07) 3865-5820
Spock
www.pointnshoot.org
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Just spoke seem's ok, Not as heavy duty as I would like though.
The stuff I had last time was like thick paint with little sharps of glass in it.
Pysco stuff but great when you had muddy boots or had water in the cab. The best thing about it was it worked as a great sound deadener as well.
Thanks for the info Pinball.
Nick
The stuff I had last time was like thick paint with little sharps of glass in it.
Pysco stuff but great when you had muddy boots or had water in the cab. The best thing about it was it worked as a great sound deadener as well.
Thanks for the info Pinball.
Nick
[quote="Vulcanised"]more grunt than a row of drunk girls at a B&S ball!
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are you looking for rhino linings? its spray applied flexible polyurethane protective lining!
www.rhinolinings.com.au
1300 887 780
cheers
Chris
www.rhinolinings.com.au
1300 887 780
cheers
Chris
i was soo poor growing up, but if i wasnt a boy, i would of had nothing to play with!
try this place. its got 2 places in syd
http://www.blueys.com.au/liners.html#nodrilltrayliners
actually scrap that. just re-read what you asked. sorry
http://www.blueys.com.au/liners.html#nodrilltrayliners
actually scrap that. just re-read what you asked. sorry
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Worst stuff ever to put in a fourby.throttle jockey wrote:are you looking for rhino linings? its spray applied flexible polyurethane protective lining!
www.rhinolinings.com.au
1300 887 780
cheers
Chris
At the sight of mud it's as slipery as ice.
Thanks, But no thanks.
Nick
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