I want everyones thoughts on this. I have seen jeeps that have had the interior rhino lined, and i am thinking that would be a great way to do the floor of my mini. It would help with the sound insulation and on jeeps i have heard it helps stiffen the body too. Has anyone seen a mini done with rhino lining? If so thoughts and are there any pictures out there of one that has been done.

Thanks:impatient

 

I live by it.........works great.....we even rhino coated the firewall



we also suggest RAMM matting or dynomat....for sound insulation

 

this is the only pic i could find of the insids.........bottom corner pic shows this floors

 

When i get around to it i want to strip my mini down coat the underneath and also the engine bay and firewall. Nice pictures i want to eventually do the same.

 

i will make the car more solid and also if done right will help eliminate water from touching the metal which causes the rust........well worth it in my opinion

 

after we did the rhino coating we applied RAMM Mating and then on top of that we added a sound deadining fabric shield.....here is a pic with the fabric shield applied on the Ramm Matt in the rear.....

 

Make sure you buy the good stuff. I sprayed the underside of my pickup with "spray in bedliner" that comes in a rattle can. That stuff dries out and flakes, which is worse than nothing because the water sits in the cracks that form in it.

 

Very nice thats what i will have to do.

 

DONT DO ANYTHING THAT IS NOT REVERSIBLE

 

i sprayed my mini as well also i have Dynamat but haven't put it in yet

 

How much weight does that add, though? I usually wouldn't care, but even my 1275cc Mini is woefully underpowered as it is compared to a modern engine...

 

it's not that heavey.........i dont thing you will notice any power decrease.......you can have it applied thin or thick..........i would sugest a med. spray.........

 

I'd also NOT use Dynamat or any other covering material unless you use the rhino coat first. Anything that traps moisture against the paint can foster rust - even the OEM carpet matting is breathable, allowing water to wick away and evaporate. If anyone rhino-coats, be sure you coat RUST FREE metal first, lest it rust under the coating.