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Old 12-17-2013, 06:54 AM   #21
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For those that might be faced with the unfortunate situation that Gina had to deal with, a professionally applied coating of Rhino bed liner on ones roof might be considered. After 10 years of total neglect and abuse the Rhino liner in my truck shows almost no signs of ageing or damage. It's tough stuff and it can be tinted to almost any color you want.

Disclaimer: This suggestion does not extend to any other products, esp anything that comes out of a spray can.....



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