I was wondering if i could paint my whole entire car in rhino coat. Has this ever been done. I would replace this fender and just rhino coat all the parts individually, replace all the window stripping... and jsut do a professional job. would it be too heavy? Would it scratch and look like crap in a week?

Please let me know your thoughts, heres a pic of my car so you can get an idea.

 

just paint the car like a normal person.

 

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that'll be different

 

it would be cooler to decapitate yourself with a sharpie

 

Post a larger picture. That one is too small.

 

my buddy did it to his truck it looks pretty good on there, dont think it will be all that heavy. oh and its kind of hard to scratch that stuffs to the point where it matters it is pretty tough ****

 

Ok you are "Trying too hard". I'll leave it at that.

 

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well, i kinda wanna do something different. This is my college car and i dont have any intentions of making it a show winner. I just though that i could make it invincible. There is some rust in the quarter pannels that would jsut dissapear with rhino coat as well as the dings, scratches, and sun-burned spots. It is just an idea, ill probably put ALOT of thought into it before i would go about doing it. Just wanted some feedback on the innovative idea an "invincible civic."

 

there is a place here local that does rhino coating and its been like 5 years they have had a VW bug up front painted with it ... it doesnt run it just sits there to show how good it holds up ... ill see if i can take a pic of it while passing by later today

 

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hah! seriously

DANG!! [/napoleon dynamite]

 

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i would really like to see a picture of that. If you could get one up, i would really appreciate the effort.

And I am sorry everyone for the excessively large photo i posted. I "digital senses" dont really go past nintendo. My digital camera is giagantic, so i think that it gives gigantic pictures...

 

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the **** is Rhino Coat?

 

its like that really hard-*** rubber coating used on truck beds. Flat black, very course, and invincible, even with a hack saw!

 

a friend told me his s-10 truck bed would cost 450, so this will probably cost you like 1000+

 

jesus! Thats hella amount of $. Thought it'd be a few cans of autozone special or something.

 

no!

 

Invincible civic huh..All I know is if you rhino coat that the poor civic is gonna wish it was the invisible civic..Don't do it man

 

lol

 

ok, ill stick with the stock crummy black honda color. I like my sleeper as it is anyways... thnks for the feedback

 

That'll be one heavy *** civic.

 

My buddy got a 3000GT and the bumpers had that **** on there....it is hilarious

 

i saw it done on an old bronco


don't know how old the coating was or how much they drove it but it looked ok.

 

could you? yes
should you? well...