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Drew Mixon · 08-21-2008, 01:53 PM

the truck bed liner wont add any more weight than what the can weighs! if the gallon of the stuff weighs 15lbs, then it'll add 15 pounds to the boat hull! of course, any weight in a 10' john boat is 'a lot of weight', i suppose. but unless you are heaving it up on top of a car/suv, or worried about overloading it, then i wouldnt have any issue, if it were mine.

and it will certainly make it waterproof, and quieter. i just 'lined' the tub of my CJ7 jeep. i bought a gallon of the stuff off the internet--i wanted grey, instead of black, and put it on with a brush. no spraying. the type at walmart is a brush or roll-on product, pretty sure. easy to use--just like thick paint with tiny pebbles in it.

thats just mytew scents.

cheers.

drew

08-21-2008, 01:53 PM	#8
Drew Mixon Senior Member Trigger Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: adrift, but in full control Posts: 318	RE: Rhino lining a 10' john boat the truck bed liner wont add any more weight than what the can weighs! if the gallon of the stuff weighs 15lbs, then it'll add 15 pounds to the boat hull! of course, any weight in a 10' john boat is 'a lot of weight', i suppose. but unless you are heaving it up on top of a car/suv, or worried about overloading it, then i wouldnt have any issue, if it were mine. and it will certainly make it waterproof, and quieter. i just 'lined' the tub of my CJ7 jeep. i bought a gallon of the stuff off the internet--i wanted grey, instead of black, and put it on with a brush. no spraying. the type at walmart is a brush or roll-on product, pretty sure. easy to use--just like thick paint with tiny pebbles in it. thats just mytew scents. cheers. drew