any ideas?

[oaks1985]

Wanting to "rhino line" the inside of my aluminum boat. Had some buddies that rolled something similar on there boat trailers. What kind do i need and do you think it will hold up to the abuse?

[waterfoul]

You will need to scuff up the entire inside of the boat... where ever you want the liner to be, it will have to be scuffed. I have a buddy who owns a truck mod. shop in Arkansas and he just loves it when a guy brings in a BRAND NEW truck to have a liner sprayed in. He says when he's done roughing up the bed of a truck you'd swear it had 200,000 plus miles on it.

Also bear in mind it will add some weight to your boat. Should make things a lot quieter though!

[oaks1985]

Any idea on which product to use. I want to stay toward the roll on instead of the spray.

[Tom in Stl]

I used to have that stuff inside and out of my 20 foot Jon. It's some pretty cool stuff. I would suggest taking it to an authorized spray shop to see what kind of quote they give you. Maybe pick their brain a little in case you decide to do it yourself.

[hammerhead]

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Herculiner

[Chad]

durabak....

I did my aluminum boat several years ago...put two coats, and you can't make it come off....generators, deer stands, etc.....all slid across it...still holding strong...

http://www.nonslipcoating.com/marine.htm

[calfish1]

go to the auto paint store and get the gatortuff, 2part spray on expoxy bedliner. cheap durable.
i self etched primed before spraying. been 5 yrs still looks like new. you can roll it too but spray is easier

[merklerob]

they make rubber liner for truck beds and horse stall. just go to a auto parts house or tack shop. then glue down with marine carpet glue.

[MisterE]

Cabela's has some you can roll on.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas...4&rid=