line-x/rhino liner engine bay???

Im in the process of tubbing out my firewall and cleaning up the engine bay in my dime.. I was trying to think of an inexpensive way to clean up the engine bay and was thinking line-x would be kind of cool and different.. Im mostly worried about the inside of my fenders and the firewall since i doubt i'll yank the engine when it comes time for a paint job and have the engine bay sprayed..then i was thinking por15 might be a better route...
 
just curious what your guys' opinion is and if anyone's done it? if so post up some pics!!!

i used the cheaper version SEMS bedliner on my firewall looks good to me jt

got pics?

First of all I wouldn't use line x or rhino liner that stuff is total junk and is too expensive. I would look in to speedliner thats the best product out with custom colors with no fade guarantee and is hell of a lot stronger for a better price. For pics look on my profile or at http://www.cssinnovations.com/ also we are on myspace and www.speedliner.com . Check out Lee Farmers Mazda that was on the cover of Minitruckin a couple of years back its the yellow with purple flames, or any of the dwerks guys.

Edited: 2/18/2009 12:49:46 PM by JTB

i dont have any old pics but im in the process of redoing it & shouls have pics is a few weeksjt

Edited: 2/18/2009 2:09:17 PM by Maz2low

I used Hippo-Liner Tintable kit . Mixed with Basecoat of exterior color , I then scuffed after dry and Basecoat/Clearcoated it . Looks great and super clean .  Bad picture doesn't show the Metalic Finish  

speedliner is the best i have ever used. rhino is rubbery and linex is just crap.

Edited: 2/18/2009 4:23:18 PM by truck action

[IMG]http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb15/TRUCKACTION/sprayed2Small-1.jpg[/IMG]This is Line-X, I used Heluliner in the bed,& it matches pretyy dam well.The Line-X was around $600 ,The other $149  for a gal. 

--------------------------------------------- Originally posted by truck action This is Line-X, I used Heluliner in the bed,& it matches pretyy dam well. The Line-X was around $600 ,The other $149  for a gal.   ---------------------------------------------  Looks great until you hit a puddle and not clean it out instantly . The pores cause a chalkie build in no time . Which is why atleast clearing or basecoat/clearing will help close the pores in it and allows you to rinse off easily even when not cleaned same day .

Edited: 2/18/2009 6:44:17 PM by truck action

<IMG SRC="http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb15/TRUCKACTION/sprayed2Small-1.jpg?t=1235003615">Was done 4 years ago,still looks good!