There are two choices. If you are looking to become an OEM or an applicator, you are required to purchase a complete high pressure or low pressure application system. If you wish to have a licensed Rhino Linings applicator spray your application, you do not need to purchase a system.

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This means that no solvents (VOCs) are used to dissolve, carry or reduce the coating. Additionally, the resin converts to a solid after mixing with isocyanate.

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Our formulations come in 55-gallon drums.

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Generally, a surface must be prepped or etched to give it a sufficient profile and then a primer is applied. This assures that the coating has maximum adhesion.

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Yes. Dispersing aggregate into the formulation can increase the non-slip properties of the lining.

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No. Our products can only be sprayed by a licensed Rhino Linings applicator to assure quality results every time.

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Our formulations are tack free within 40 seconds and are completely set after 24 hours.

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Yes. Rhino Linings application equipment can be used to cast or spray materials up to a thickness of up to several inches. Our special casting formulation has a slightly slower gel time in order to allow the material to self-level as it is curing.

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Absolutely! Our formulations contain no VOCs or CFCs.

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Not at all! Our 100% solids formulations are tack-free within 40-seconds, resulting in little downtime.

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Yes. However, Rhino Linings is meant to be a permanent lining.

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No. Rhino Linings are available in a variety of colors.

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When subjected to constant UV exposure, Rhino Linings may fade. However, Rhino Linings offers a UV topcoat capable of protecting your lining from UV damage.

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Yes. Rhino Linings can be textured from fine to heavy. Aggregate can be added to your lining to provide increased slip-resistance.

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Our formulations are designed to withstand temperatures between - 40° and 175°F. Rhino Linings were designed to withstand abrasion, impact, corrosion, vibration, expansion, contraction, flexing and chemical wear.

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Rhino Linings can be applied to metals, concrete, fiberglass, some plastics, wood, geotextile, polyurethane surfaces and more.

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Rhino Linings can be sprayed or cast from 1/8" to virtually any desired thickness.

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Rhino Linings are applied through our proprietary low-temperature, low-pressure SprayCast systems.

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Yes. In addition, a red "wear layer" can be incorporated beneath your lining so that you will know when reapplication is needed. This is typically used in mining applications.

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