where can i Rubberise my 1400 and for how much?

Thugscub

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Just buy a couple of Tins of the paint/rubbriser you need and paint it on yourself.
 

blue-eye-boy

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Dont think you get DIY rubberising, the ones you normally get for DIY is stone-chip. It is also a good coating, but it is very hard, so it scratches the stuff you load, where genuine rubberising is rubber, and do not scratch anything.

It costs a lot, for a 1400 bakkie I guess it would be near R2500. Phone around for prices, I know of Rhino linings. Yellow pages have lots of adds on bakkie linings, but just make sure it is rubberising, and not just a lining.
 

Mars

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1400 is a stretch, but try this

Edit : Oh you mean for a BAKKIE!
 
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Rouxenator

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Nice1 penguin !!!

Isn't it cheaper to buy another 1400 each time instead of rubberising it?
Unless of course you are rubberising it to keep it water tight or add some structural integrity to it - then it makes sense yes.
 

Pitbull

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Rhinolinings

Google them, they do it, no idea how much though.
 

hoegh

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i had mine done before i even got my bakkie, cost just over R2k i think and that was 3 years ago.
 
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