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  1. 09-16-2006 04:52 PM #1
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    Stripping Ryno Lining

     



    Anyone know how I can go about stripping this stuff out of my 66? I am wanting to put a wood bed kit down and paint the sides and front of the bed sides and don't care for the Ryno since IMO it looks like crap on a old classic truck.
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    ryno has a stripper for it. all of the parts house's sell roll on kits for roll on bed liner and also have stripper, which should also work
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    One the floor yes but the bed sides no... I hear that water will still seep through it and rust under it though. Can't remember where I heard it from but I hear it's porous...
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    Thanks for the info though guys. I didn't have a clue they made a stripper for it. I will try to find it then. I hope I don't have to get it online and am able to get it locally...
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    Here's what Rhino says:
    Rhino Linings sprayed-on linings are designed to provide permanent protection for your vehicle. The lining performs so well, you'll surely never want or need to remove it.
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