Lining wheel wells.
Lining wheel wells.
So I have seen a few posts about an issue that occurs in the later miles with 15-16 fits of the wheel wells falling apart or wearing out. I had a thought would getting your wheel wells linex/rhino lined be a good idea. I see that this is something that truck owners who offload. Any thoughts?
i removed the passenger liner and linexed the interior, (and never replaced it) i soaked the drivers liner one in fiberglass and linexed a bit above it, but all the fuel piping is up there so wanted to keep the liner as protection.
if i did it again i dont think i would soak in fiberglass, its like a SPONGE for resin, but it is pretty stiff now, i even trimmed it back a bit to make sure mud didnt collect between liner and metal fender.
will let you know in 20 years the results!...lol
if i did it again i dont think i would soak in fiberglass, its like a SPONGE for resin, but it is pretty stiff now, i even trimmed it back a bit to make sure mud didnt collect between liner and metal fender.
will let you know in 20 years the results!...lol
So I have seen a few posts about an issue that occurs in the later miles with 15-16 fits of the wheel wells falling apart or wearing out. I had a thought would getting your wheel wells linex/rhino lined be a good idea. I see that this is something that truck owners who offload. Any thoughts?
Yeah it was just an idea that I had and was thinking it was a good idea, if plasti dipping would also help prolong the life? I do live in Maryland and an just trying to think ahead before I put her through some winter roads.
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