Why Rhino Linings, Sprayed on Polyurethane?

Rhino Linings form an air and watertight bond
Provides a rust and corrosion free surface

Rhino Linings seal the entire surface
Prevents chemical damage to the vehicle by making a mechanical bond directly with the surface

Rhino Linings are made from tough, durable polyurethane
It will not crack, split, tear or rot

Rhino Linings have unique textured surfaces
Looks Great! Reduces load slippage
Reduces overall damage to the vehicle
From fine to coarse non-skid surface

Rhino Linings are custom sprayed
Can accommodate all types of vehicles and applications. Roll bars, fifth wheels, hitches, tool boxes, camper shells, and tool racks can be fitted and sprayed! Lose no space or tie downs.
Rhino Linings are repairable.

Rhino Linings are available in a wide range of colors
From black to neon orange

Rhino Linings are maintenance free
No more waxing, tightening screws, or repainting rusty surfaces

Rhino Linings improve the appearance of your vehicle
Increase the resale value when you trade in your vehicle
Rhino Linings are a permanent improvement
It can not be stolen or work itself loose

Rhino Linings are a noise and vibration insulator
Soundproofs your truck bed from road noise
Reduces component fatigue

Rhino Linings are applied and dry in one day
Service is quick, professional and efficient.

Rhino Linings come with a limited, lifetime, written warranty!

Technical Specifications
TUFF STUFF® Polyurethane Product Description

TUFF STUFF® polyurethane is a two-component, 100% solid (no VOCs), fast-curing, elastomeric polyurethane coating system. It provides high film build, excellent abrasion resistance, excellent weather resistance along with good resistance to chemical and process environments. TUFF STUFF® has high tensile strength, elongation and tear strength properties.

Definition of PBD Terms
Listed below are definitions and additional information on the terms and reported numbers found on the product data bulletin.

Shore A Hardness
This test involves the penetration of a specific shaped point when forced onto the elastomer surface. "Shore A" specifies the type of durometer. This test permits hardness measurements based on initial indentation and/or indentation after a specified time period. The reported value of 95 Shore A is for an initial reading.

Tensile Strength
The reported tensile strength is the force required to stretch the elastomer in one direction. The reported value is 1750 psi at break. In other words, 1,750 pounds could be suspended from a one-inch-square rod before failure.

Elongation
This is the distance the material can stretch before failure. 100% elongation implies that a sample can be stretched to twice its original length before breaking. 200% elongation means the sample can be stretched to three times its original length before failure occurs. The higher the elongation, the more elastic the material.

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