| Trucks
& Automotive > Rhino Products |
| Rhino
Metro is the only Rhino shop in the DFW area that
offers ALL of the Rhino products: |
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Original Rhino Linings bedliner (black)
- "Grippy"
surface to keep your contents from sliding
around
- Relatively
softer surface (not abrasive like "brand-x")
- Great
for casual truck bed usage (more
info)
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- HardLine - Introduced in 2006 (black)
- Harder material than TuffGrip (but
a bit less grippy)
- Less likely to chip or tear under
heavy use
- Great for contractors and other heavy
load users (more
info)
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- SolarMax - Newest Rhino bedliner product
- High-quality (aliphatic), non-fading
material
- Best choice for color liners
- When you want the best (more
info)
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"HardGrip"
(Rhino
Metro Special) |
- Best
of both worlds
- Starts
with a Hardline bedliner installation
- Then
a coat of TuffGrip is added on the bed
only
- You
get a really tough foundation, and a
great "grippy" surface
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| There
are two options to consider with any of our liners: |
"Over
the Rails" |
- If your truck does not come equipped
with plastic bedrail covers, we can
spray our product on top of the rails.
Some customers even ask us to remove
the plastic covers and replace them
with Rhino. The Rhino over-the-rails
option is priced at about half of the
cost of the least expensive after-market
plastic rail caovers.
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"Heavy
Duty" |
- Some customers ask us to "put
in on really thick." For a few
dollars more, we'll make your liner
"heavy duty" thickness. We
can show you samples of regular and
heavy duty thickness when you come in.
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| Here's a bedliner maintenance product for you to consider: |
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- If you're the kind of truck owner that likes to shine everything up once in a while, we also sell a product called "Rhino Shine." If after 6 or 12 or 18 months, your black bedliner has lost some of its orignal "luster," one bottle of Rhino Shine will get it looking new again.
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