Could you? Would you? Should you? <BR> <BR>I knew a guy that put the spray on liner all over his entire truck. I mean everywhere, everything except the lights, grill and windows.

I gotta ask why? Just curious is all, imo it would hard to keep looking decent. If the way my bedliner looks is any indication that is.

You can, if it were my boat I would powder coat with a wrinkle finish if you were looking for a similar look with easy maintenance...

The new Rhino liners hold their color much better than they used to. Not that I would want to Rhino Line my tower, but I have a black boat and thought it might look good to do it. I was just curious if anyone had ever tried it. <BR> <BR>Pics?

I would Line X if anything but don't use Rhino. Rhino is too goopy and lumpy. Atleast Line X is a thinner sprayed product and less rubbery that has a smoother finish even though it's rough...if you get what I am trying to say.

So Dave....you said goopy, lumpy, thinner, less rubbery, smoother and rough. Absolutely, I get what you are saying. Lol <BR> <BR>I wasn't loyal to one brand over the other, it was just a thought.

There is a guy here that had his tower LineX. The problem with that is LineX does not stick to aluminum very well so it really only forms to itself. Looks good now but now telling how long it will stay.

I was thinking it might look good to put LineX on the teak in my boat.

LineX on teak looks awesome