Before and after rhino lined jeep interior

Rhino Lining the Interior

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I'm very much thinking of Rhino Lining my interior floor of the JK. I don't hate the carpet, it's just that it seems to be a pain at times to clean after offroading and/or mudding, and today while taking my old oil down to be recycled at AutoZone, guess what happens and of course to me... the oil splashed out of the bucket while hitting a bump and some how found it's way through the layers of bags and tinfoil wrapping and literally leaked all over the rear carpeting of my JK.

Questions:

1.) Has anyone rhino lined their interior before? Are there pics at all?

2a.) Can I do this myself in my garage or can only a service provider do this?

2b.) If I do do this myself, what tools do I need or precautions should I take before lining the interior?

3.) What are your thoughts and opinions about doing this? (I would do a flat black finish)

Cost of course I'll look up on my own.

Thanks!

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Thanks, LifeTime. Yeah, I already started searching. Many members seem to be favorites of Line-X. I'll check out that link you gave me.

Everyone else, keep answering.

Thanks!

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i used Herculiner and consider it the best thing i have done to my JK!

easy to clean after wheeling, when i take the top off, no need to worry about smelly moldy carpets....

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Originally Posted by paramaniac

i used Herculiner and consider it the best thing i have done to my JK!

easy to clean after wheeling, when i take the top off, no need to worry about smelly moldy carpets....

X2 on the Herculiner!!

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Could I Line-X or Rhino Line the interior myself or should I go to a service provider?

I know service provider's will take everything apart and spray the entire inside, but if I do it myself, are there any cons of not spraying every square inch of the interior?

I just don't want to end up spending like 600 bucks for everything. If I can do this myself, then I will.

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I had mine done for $500 with Line X and I had to remove all seats except the driver seat.

They even took the caulk stuff and air chiseled it out from under the rear seat and DR / PS floor boards.

Best mod I ever did. The wife even agreed with this one

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that looks amazing.

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Wings fan -- your JK is incredible. $500- $600 or so I'm looking at? I suppose that price isn't too bad for line-x. Once I have a day off work I'll take my Jeep down to the nearest provider and get a quote.

Thanks everyone!

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so wings fan does this mean you will be getting down in the mud pits with me this time at the badlands????

How much does it cost to rhino line a Jeep tub?

Can you Rhino line the interior of a car?

How much is a rhino Jeep?