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*Medicanman71* · 03-06-2006, 09:17 PM

I dont know i'm stuck between a rock and hard place, obviously since it costs much more getting it done vs. not doing anything, i'm probably going to think about it a bit more with all of these things to think about. The major deciding factor will be what my floor boards/pans look like when i pull the carpet up, as said the bed is pretty flawless as far as rust goes, there isnt any.. so hopefully they floots in the "cab"/ front of the tub wont be any worse. The back was covered same as the front up till about 2-3 years ago and it was fine up till this point, i dont think much could have happened to the front since. I have to stop beating around the bush and go f!cking see for my self... :lazy:

03-06-2006, 09:17 PM	#15
Medicanman71 Account Suspended Join Date: May 2005 Location: Where the Wild Things Are Posts: 696	Re: Pros and Cons of Rhino Linings I dont know i'm stuck between a rock and hard place, obviously since it costs much more getting it done vs. not doing anything, i'm probably going to think about it a bit more with all of these things to think about. The major deciding factor will be what my floor boards/pans look like when i pull the carpet up, as said the bed is pretty flawless as far as rust goes, there isnt any.. so hopefully they floots in the "cab"/ front of the tub wont be any worse. The back was covered same as the front up till about 2-3 years ago and it was fine up till this point, i dont think much could have happened to the front since. I have to stop beating around the bush and go f!cking see for my self... :lazy: