Removing Rhino Liner With CitriStrip! We were Impressed.
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- Todays video we found out that CitriStrip Does a very nice job removing a rhino liner coating..... We were very impressed with the results and wanted to share our findings with you! We are NOT endorsed by any products or services.... ALL findings/ videos on this channel are for Entertainment value ONLY! Special thank you to Paul for finding this product to share and its his first time ever on video =) Please note that this may not be the same results as we have had, it depends on what you are trying to do with other Liners, Paints and How Much Material to remove.
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Just wanted to come back and thank you. I bought a 79 Bronco that was covered in bedliner. It was much harder to deal with than I anticipated until I watched this video. Saved me a tonne of time and money.
The liner peeled right off
Did it peel the paint off underneath? Or just the bed liner?
@@Thathippylookindude in some areas it went right down to bare metal mostly it took off the bedliner. I found that it was key to put a good coat on and then cover directly with plastic. The longer the stripper stayed wet, the more it chewed through.
Just finished stripping the entire 79 Bronco last Night as I had run out and had order delays. If you are looking to remove bedliner, I would definitely start here. Saved me huge money
@@zerosjourney9887I am about to do this to a truck bed. This is very helpful information, thank you!!!
Did it wreck the underlying paint?
I'm so glad I watched this video! I have an extended camper van that I need to remove an unknown product from its roof. What a time saver.
Why the hell is everyone asking so many questions? Just try it ! Does this man look like a miracle worker?!
Great tip, I am going to try it on some powered coated parts since it work on that 'liner' stuff. 👍Thanks!
One of the best "howto" vids I've ever seen . two thumbs up
Hello Tom.... this video for some reason went crazy, it is actually a throw together we did in the shop , Paul uses this stuff for his furniture restoration.... we just happen to use it on the car... and it worked well.
Awesome tip! I can't wait to try it out.
Learned about the plastic sheeting a couple years ago. It keeps the stripper from drying out. As long as that stuff is wet, it keeps chewing. Saran Wrap works really well also and sticks to everything easier than plastic sheets, if you're doing smaller parts.
Thank you for checking in! We were very impressed too!
I've used a similar citrus stripper to remove the anti-fouling paint on the bottom of boats. The Saran Wrap is great and not so much plastic waste.
Just got a 70 mustang fastback. It's got really old undercoating on undercarriage and in trunk. Saw some other videos using a torch. Nope! Wasted money. The Citristrip works!! Thank you for your video!!!
Good information! Thanks again 👍!
This seems perfect, I have a friend who used Bed Liner Paint on their front door, and now they want it off. Thank you.
Great results! Great Video!
Man I'm glad I found this video..thank you
Thanks, terrific tip!
Nice tip. Heavy Duty oven cleaner (yellow can). Works awesome.
Thanks for the info, it worked great for me!
Boy thanks for that I just bought a truck and for some reason some doofus put Rhino Lining right down the middle of the hood and it looks like crap so thank you I can take it off now you guys are a blessing
lmfao just bought a 99 pontiac sunfire & doofus put it all over the damn car 😭😭
@@cosmokendal OMG THATS CRASY 😭😭
I been using Citrus remover for years now, started using it to really clean my areas where I was Leading repair to make sure every little pin hole was clean. Since it's nontoxic nature product my Lead lays like butter, when I used Airplane striper if I didn't get it 100% clean of the striper I noticed my Lead was just acting funny, it's hard to explain.
I found out about the Citrus striper from my Cast Iron Cookware group when I was restoring an old Griswold wood fire oven trying to remove the tar like paint someone painted it with and removed it like nothing I have seen before and it's safe for the environment
Never thought to cover it with plastic, I think the plastic keeps it from drying out faster and helps it work longer, Thanks i am going to try to cover it now
Thank you for taking the time to write! Yes we were happy that Paul found this too... it works being covered and with a little time to work.
Thank you I was thinking all hope was lost. I just bought a 1960 F100 Truck that the past owner felt Bed Liner would enhance the beauty of this truck... the problem was they put it on chrome bumpers and in the truck bed... and it looks hideous!!! Thank you again for this video.
Will this stuff take liner off paint without damaging the paint under? For example i have this truck bed camper that was previously covered in liner and i see some spots where its chipped off and the paint under is the same color as my truck so i was hoping to remove the liner without damaging the paint.
Nope. It will eat the paint as well.
I have used it for years, and I use the same procedure, and works great. This video is not faked, it works this good. No gloves actually needed and doesn’t burn skin, bad smell or irritates eyes. This stuff doesn’t harm lawn if you do it in grass.
I have bed liner sprayed on the chrome of my truck. Will this stuff work to get that off? Tried acetone and it’s taking forever.
@@joshburr1549 sandblaster is the best way to get rid of it.
Bullshit. This stuff will burn your skin like hell
@@wildestcowboy2668can’t be he just showed him scraping it off
@@aaronhusain1659 is u sayin da brotha's a MF lie
AWESOME!!!!! i've been searching for something like this forever. thank you, im gonna try it this summer
we just used it again on a deck lid (purchased another bottle from a local hardware store) ....it takes a little time to work, but the nice thing isit doesnt burn your skin or eyes and you dont have to worry about obnoxious fumes. scrapes off within a few hours of coating...but still wear the PPE anyways.
@@ES4406 and I don't need to dilute it or mix with any other chemicals? Pour it into a Basin, apply it with paintbrush, (how many layers?), and cover it with plastic sheets and let sit for 24hrs? To get best results?
No need to dilute it. just brush on and cover. the covering keeps it from evaporating. works good, just a little more time than the old stuff in the day..
@@ES4406 thank you sir!
How did you guys treat the metal for paint? Brake clean?
Very good video
Thank You
Thank you for the video.
Once the liner is removed, what is the best way to prepare the surface for it new paint? I used rhino liner on my fairings for my motorcycle and now it’s all pealing and doesn’t look great. I may try this out.
I have used that for some cabinets. Never thought it would work on that stuff. Great to know!
One of the previous owners of my car used bedliner on the rims. It looks awful and I haven't found a good way to remove that garbage so thanks I'm gonna have to try this soon.
Some idiot bedlinered the whole 05 Mustang I'm working on this is exactly what I needed to know . thanks
Howd it go?
Looking to take the bed liner off my jeep for a new job
@@BestMoviClipz Well it's slow going but it does work ,you need to follow the directions and for me I wound up taking the paint off completely down to the metal on most of the car . Since the guy who put the bedliner on used 60 or 80 grit paper on the paint anyway and scratched it down to the metal .
Thanks for the video, really probably should be using PPE regardless just because something smells good doesn't mean it's safe. If I remember correctly it is recommended to do gloves eye protection and respirator. Sometimes it's not even the product you're using but the product that you're trying to break down. Not trying to give you a hard time or anything it's just we all need to do better for our family's and set better examples. I'm guilty of it myself sometimes.
Thank's Best Stipper's Ever didn't even lose any money!!!: o
Ive got some T-50 torx bolts that got coated with rhino liner think a drop or 2 in the top amd around the head will get us to beable to break free? If we tape it off i guess
I'm guessing it will strip the paint under the rino lining too
Hey I just bought an old Honda Goldwing. The previous owner put rubberized undercoat on the front of the cylinder heads and the front of the lower shock because the aluminum finish was pitted and worn. I want to remove the ugly black crap and polish up the aluminum.
Would this work do you think? What would you do to protect areas nearby from the citristrip?
Any tips would be appreciated.
Just seeing this now I got a whole truck that’s rhino lined and want to take it off I’ll try this first!!
Did it work?
How'd it do?
Did it work ?
Plz lmk if it worked my whole truck has it on it!!!
please update us, we all hate our bed lined vehicles😂😂😂😂
I buy it at Lowes. Good stuff,environmentally friendly and works!
Thankyou! This was a first for us... Paul showed us this... we didn't know!
How did you guys prep for paint? Spray water to neutralize? What was used the metal? Cleaner?
Would this work on other bedliner brands? I want to remove my factory bedliner.
Wow. What a miracle product. Will this work in the exterior of a sprinter van? I’m considering buying one that was rhino lined or something similar by non professional. The original color the van is black. Can I use this product on the sprinter exterior? If yes, will it take off the original paint? If it does, I assume I need to prime and repaint. What’s best way to handle this? Thanks in advance for any advice.
Its a Cheap hardware store product and it was able to (with time to do its job remove ) what we had under the car. Yes you can use it on anything you want removed... paint is not problem! Paul found this product as he does restorations on old houses!
Question. I'm doing a restoration where I am trying to find the original primer color painted on the underbody. However, the car's underbody sheet metal seems to have a thin layer of a grey/black rhino liner type coating. I say that because the texture is certainly there - kind of similar to an 80 grit sandpaper, but smooth vs. abrasive. Not sure really what it is but I don't think it's primer. Also, it doesn't seem to be rubbery like undercoating. It's hard. Anyway, have any thoughts on removing just that layer to have a chance at the primer underneath? I have used citrus remover before, and I think if you let it sit only minutes, you have a chance at seeing the layers come off vs. everything above the metal. Otherwise, I thought of a flap disc, maybe a layer at a time. Thoughts?
I would try areas of both methods to see which one can give you the best results. We have only used citrus strip for paint removal and recently rhino liner in this video(which we do not know the type of product because it came from another shop)..... finding the original color substrate should show either way scraped or grinding.
I just tried this same method same product and didn't get the same results. It's working but it's gonna take a few times. Layer by layer. Maybe a torch will help
Will this work on a roof top tent with Bed liner paint? The RTT is made of plastic.
Hmmm ... but was the surface well prepped and sanded down for it to come off so easy ?
The plastic allows the stripper to stay wet vs air drying
Works well for paint, this stuff isnt my go to for stain/finish.
Great! How do you prep it for paint, neutralize it, etc? Also, can you talk about zinc-coated sheet metal? I'm pretty sure the shell of my car was dipped back in 1983. Great to prevent rust but not so good for repair.
as with any stripper follow the directions on the product... what we usually do is apply water to neutralize it... then treat the metal before we start epoxy.
Will this hurt plastic parts if you are removing raptor liner from it?
I recently bought a golf cart that was sprayed with this bed liner stuff. Would this be too harsh on that since it is not metal/aluminum, or would it work the same? Thanks in advance
try an area....see what it does... I havent used it on fiberglass. I do know Paul in the video uses this to restore old wood furniture thats how he showed us here how it works..
Does it bleed much from edge of brush stroke? I might want to strip a section of polyurethane bed liner (Durabak) to install a rectangular light housing.... that without strip would not install well over the textured liner.
I have a similar situation but I need to remove a small strip along the inside of my tailgate for a tailgate cap to fit and adhere correctly
I've talked to Durabak since this message. Their reply to best way to remove it where needed (like from bolts/nuts.... was basically...... YOU CAN'T... NOTHING removes it. Which I sorta like..... means disassembly of parts will be a PITA.... but so is disassembly of rusted parts. Way I see it ... Both a PITA but one at least means after your wire wheel the stuff off the odds are significantly higher the metal underneath is good.......
Will this also peel off paint under the bedliner?
Does this stuff work on powdercoating ? I currently either use harsh aluminum rough grit oxide on steel or air craft stripper and a pressure washer but this looks more promising.
Unfortunately I dont have "that exact" answer, we just used this product to strip paint and found it removed rhino liner that was sprayed in this car.
If it’s that detrimental to the bed liner, then what’s it going to do to the sheet metal underneath, I don’t see anyone asking that question. Using a highly acidic product on sheet metal makes me anxious, how do you get it off and neutralize it there after, and please don’t tell me water.. I’m genuinely curious. If someone could help me out with those questions, I’d appreciate it. Im interested in trying it if someone can verify it’s safe for the sheet metal underneath short term and long term..
Will this work with wood coated with raptor liner?
Can you use this product for bitumen Rubber?
What will it do to chromed plastic?
Can it be used on a fiberglas body that has rhino liner on it?
Tried this on Rust-Oleum professional aerosol bed liner...didnt touch it....aircraft remover ate it right up in about a hour
nice! the previous owner of my truck coated the rockers with a white coating, but it's now stained yellow, and i want it off. but will this also strip the paint?
yes it will do what a regular paint stripper does but slower, and without all the bad fumes
@@ES4406 too bad. ideally i'd like to strip the rock guard without stripping the pain under it as well! haha.
Would this mess up paint ?
Buddy of mine has a Range Rover with bed liner on the paint and is wanting it removed. Will this damage the paint underneath? Thank you!
Yes it will take the paint too.
The paint under your bed liner is already destroyed
If it was installed have decently correct you have to sand into the paint to get good adhesion
Do you think that would work on plastidip? I'm trying to remove this weird paint+plastidip+paint combo I got going on. Not sure whether to use this, aircraft stripper or sand it
??? plastic dip is suppose to be able to be peeled off. If you use this stuff... your liable to take the regular paint of below it as well.
@@coachgeo yeah that’s what I wanted. I was trying to get to bare metal. Turns out it didn’t work on the plastidip.
Would this work with sprayed on line x bedliner?
You ever find out?
Hi i tried this on my gmc kodiak bed its coated with rhino liner and it didn't touch it. It just turned it white on top it was applied heavily and covered for over 24hrs. Has anyone else experienced This?
I'm curious how you moved forward removing the Rhino liner. What process worked for you?
Could you pressure wash it off after the stripping agent does it's job?
Good question. Only thing I’d be afraid of is using water on any parts that have exposed metal. I mean, if you dry and primer immediately it may be no problem.
I have over spray on my truck, will it eat the good paint / clear coat under the overspray?
I don't think it's a good idea to remove overspray (on paint you dont want to remove) try using car wax (turtle wax, paste) and buff
I couldn't really tell but did it get rid of the paint too?
Yes paint is easier.
Wow, I've used gallons of Aircraft Paint Remover, I will definitely give this a try.
Did it work
Does it pull off the paint to? Or just the rhino lining???
It primarily does paint. Thanks for asking.
Is this product damage the paint on the bottom of the bed liner???
Yes it will.
If you were trying to strip paint on fiberglass, do you think it would destroy the fiberglass as well? Eat the gel coat?
We tried a small section last year, we did not notice anything that it would eat the gel coat.
@@ES4406 Thank you for the reply.
@@woog74 very welcome!
I’ve got a pond prowler type plastic boat that the previous owner rhino lined. Will the citrus strip eat into the plastic?
IMO... I doubt it, but...I would get a test piece to verify. We do metal strip only with the product.. we have not tried it on other materials.
@@ES4406 Thank you!
@@DrHogfan Very welcome!
If I use this in the bed of a truck will it strip the paint out of the bed of the truck? Does it matter if I am just going to redo the Liner?
Yes it will take the paint. If your using rhino liner then just pit rhino liner over paint... no need for any stripper. Thankyou
They say the changed the formula ? Do u know if u had the new or old formals
We have not used this product recently to remove any paint (we currently dont have anything that needs paint strip yet) we don't know if they changed it... that would be news to us too!
Thank you
very welcome!
I brought my truck and it already had the rhino liner on it. But it’s a 04 truck. The liner is coming off due to age. I want to have it redone. But it save me a lot of money if I can strip it by myself. Do I have to get every square inch of it off? Also should I wait for a hot day do it? Because I live up north where it’s only in the 50’s. Also for the plastic, can I use a plastic paint drop cloth?
I'm researching to remove an aftermarket spray in liner from an 04 truck as well. I'm curious what route you ended up taking. Would you mind sharing your experiences?
@@pdab4372 I ended up not having to remove it. I took to a mechanic that helped me spray the new liner on. He told me to basically taken a hard plastic grinder or you can use sandpaper to scuff it up. Make sure you do the whole entire bed . Every square inch of it. You want to get rid of a sheen in the liner or see that it looks all scratched up. This way, when you spray on the new liner, it doesn’t want to peel off. I didn’t mine back around October, and I have had no problems with the new liner wanting to come off.
@@surfindude23 thanks for the quick reply.
Works good
When the bottom side is stripped, will you separate the car from the frame?
Going to remove the body from frame before we start any removal of the liner.. we have to get the body onto the rotisserie to start. Thankyou!
Can't wait to try this on my canoe
Hi earl, now thats powerful stripper.
So why is it important to brush in only 1 direction instead of back and forth?
keeps the splatter down.... we use the throw away brushes.... they dont hold material well.... nor the bristles
does it work on powder coating ?
Powder coating is enameled baked if it is a silica based it will not touch it that is why old gas station signage never faded.
Couldnt i just use a pressure washer for the last part?
Can it remove x line coating too?
we have not tried that... worth a try for the cost?
Awesome I can get the rhino liner of my truck bed so I can paint it
Does it remove the paint underneath the "Rhino" liner?
yes ... its a paint remover.
God bless y’all
Will this work with Herculiner??
We have never tried it on that. We have this product here... Will try it on a panel or part we have to remove off something!
Hi where can you buy this stuff
Should be any hardware store.
Hot dang. I need this.
That's pretty awesome my whole truck is lined with rhino liner
Mine too lmao thats why I'm here
Haha same with my 03 chevy 😅
👍👍👍
Will it work on Raptor liner?
You ever find out?
It should.... if you apply a lot over the area and cover it up with plastic for a day.
@@ES4406 i curious what you think about my situation. I recently bought a rust free 99 powerstroke. previous owner put a very minimal coat on the lower 12" of im guessing rustolium bedliner. its still kinda rubbery and the paint surface wasnt prepped in any way
@@stevenpartridge9889 Maybe it a try? the product is cheap and safe to use... just takes time to break down what you are taking off.
Will it damage plastic or fiberglass? Trying to remove bedliner from boat engine previous owner put on
does that work on paint also?
Yes its basically used for paint. Thanks for asking!
Does this work with Fiberglass!!! I bought an old Lund Truck Visor that some dumbass thought it would be cool to rhino line
Damn, I didn't know anything remove that stuff short of nuclear weapons and rust underneath lol
Same here!
Will ot eat fibreglass??
no......but. paint, primer yes.
A torch and a scraper works better and way faster
I don't believe you can get rhino off with that I sprayed rhino for 7 years... U might be able to get raptor liner off or liner in that area but industrial liners like rhino and some linex I don't think so
We havent tried on industrial... I cannot tell you this product that was sprayed in the cars trunk we dont know...but this stuff that was applied in the trunk was not having it even with a whiz wheel before we did this video.......but... we were happy with this particular finding... It may not work well with better industrial.... but heck this was worth a try.
Very good comment thank you! Also to note we were just happy this stuff worked in this instance and the spray millage was not heavy.....I am sure like you said if it was a heavy application or industrial.... a very possible different out come.....
Definitely sounds like your sponsored by them lol
Nope! The owner brought that stuff in to us he uses that stuff on his house projects.. so we tried it!
@@ES4406 I’m definitely going to give it a try looking to re do my bed liner hopefully it works 🙏🏼
I just put citristrip on the side of a school bus that was painted with bed liner and covered it in plastic. Will see in 24 hours how effective it was 👍
howd it go?
A fella should have to strip a hundred square feet of that garbage bed lining product, before even being able buy it.
Used this stuff on a Truck I bought some one did the whole truck in it. Took 2 gallons of this stuff but wow. So nice to the moron who sprayed this on did zero prep, I was able to wet sand the paint job under the coating & buff out though I was going to half to repaint it I may reclear it tho.
good to hear it worked... we are not sponsored by this product we are like everyone here on you tube, found something that works and dosent smell or burn skin while applying....