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Thick! |
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Look at that coverage! I have about 5 gallons of RhinoLiner on this shell, now... |
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Sexy Arches! |
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Just lovely work! John ran some urethane caulk along the upper edge of the wheel well, and then shot back over that. Does it get any sexier than this?!?! |
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Twins! |
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I have, now, experienced sexy twins! This is the other side... I'm SO happy that I had this RhinoLined. |
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Under It All |
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This is a shot of the underside, sitting beneath the boot pan, pointing forward. Just lovely. I could sit here for hours and admire it all... |
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Valance |
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Well, there's a bead of sorts up in the valance, but I'll have to go back in there and really get some urethane up in there and block out the nooks and crannies to prevent them from rusting out. |
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Hinge Brackets |
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The brackets have a nice coating on them. Any mud that gets flung up here by the wheels will meet with staunch resistance! |
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Inside |
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You can see that the liner is covering the drain holes. Instead of cutting them out, I'm going to leave them in place. If it gets so wet in the inside that I need to pull drain plugs, I'll be mopping up excess water with a towel, not pulling a drain plug and risking future leakage! With Lizardskin over the top of this, I should have an impervious pan! Kind of, um, like the Titanic... I'll just have to watch for ice-bergs. |
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