But was thinking about Rhino lining the floor of my boat. I haven't because I just couldn't decide whether it's a good idea or not. Any input on this would be appreciated. Thanks

The first two things that come to mind are:

1. I've only seen the liner in black, which would make for a way hot environment in the summer.

2. The stuff is pretty heavy, relatively speaking, so could add significant weight to your vessel.

You can do Rhino in just about any color you want.

If you've got enough power that the extra weight won't matter I'd say go for it.

Cool, I didn't know Rhino came in different colors. Since black would absorb heat and white would reflect it all, what would be good color in a boat?

It would also make a difference between a drift boat and a sled, I suppose. I have a 22' glass boat, so carpet or something along those lines would work best for me.

Personally, I would do Line X over Rhino. Look it up.

I think the colored coating with the uv aditive is around 8.50 per.sq foot
linex or lynn trux id stay away from the Rhino and have some blow it in instead of useing a roller kit colored rhino kits are about 139. most likely have to order it direct as the store dont stock anythig but black.or you could spend 35 bucks on a gallon of high zute marine grade enamel sticks real well telacast a little silica sand on when paint is stil tacky painted and skid proof unless ,witch every way you go if doing it at home make sure the area is well vented becuse this crap smells and lingers for days. sorry for the long wind but went through thi same thing last summer :2cents: