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Just a thought on how to repair the cracks; I believe spray in bedliners such as rhinoliner is neoprene and I know they have it in a caulk tube for getting in the seams of beds so maybe that could be used to fill them in and then strike it off flush.
I dont know about other bedliners but Rhino Lining is:
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Our Recipe for Perfection
Since pioneering sprayed-on polyurethane linings in the United States in 1988, Rhino has evolved this powerful two-component system into a remarkably easy way to add durability, corrosion and chemical resistance to almost any surface.
Polyurethane Composition
Polyurethane refers to coatings or materials made with isocyanate compounds containing the isocyanate (NCO) group. The number of isocyanate groups distinguish the chemicals as mono-isocyanate (one group), diisocyanate (two groups) or poly-isocyanate (three or more groups).
In a two-component system, the diisocyanate reacts with a resin having a reactive hydrogen. The coating that results from this reaction is the foundation of the basic fundamental key performance properties of polyurethanes: durability, corrosion and chemical resistance.
100% Solids
# Rhino Linings USA's formulations are all 100% solids polyurethane coating systems, which means they are formed when an isocyanate solution and a polyol solution are combined, producing a rapid and exothermic chemical polymerization reaction.No solvents (VOCs) are used to dissolve, carry or reduce the coating
# The resin converts to a solid after mixing with isocyanate
# Viscosity of the lining is determined by selection and design of the resin, not by solvents
# Specialty additives may also be added to the resin, including:UV stabilizers to provide gloss retention
# Surfactants
# Molecular scavengers to inhibit moisture contamination
# Anti-oxidants to reduce oxidation
# Anti-foaming agents
That is not a correct replacement. (And by that I don't mean just that it isn't stock. Obviously it isn't.)Quote:
Originally Posted by dummy
I've e-mailed them about this and either their customer service absolutely sucks, or they know it won't fit and don't care. At any rate, it ain't a bolt-on M715 alternative. Probably could be made to work though....
Anyway, this is what we're talking about:
http://oshkoshequipment.com/images/TP-1700-16-02.jpg
http://oshkoshequipment.com/images/TP-1700-16.jpg
thanks for all the help and info, Memphis Equipment has the tube in stock.
What are they asking for them now?
they are getting $75.00 plus shipping.