Frequently Asked Questions

Rhino Linings is seamless, highly flexible, and bonds directly to the substrate. Unlike bitumen, it doesn’t crack, peel, or degrade under UV exposure. It also has superior chemical resistance and durability, reducing long-term maintenance costs.

The initial cost may be higher than bitumen or asphalt, but Rhino Linings lasts significantly longer, requires less maintenance, and eliminates costly repairs. Over the lifespan of the project, it is more cost-effective.

Properly applied Rhino Linings can last 10–20 years or more, depending on the environment. It withstands harsh UV, chemicals, abrasion, and extreme weather where traditional coatings typically fail sooner.

Yes, Rhino Linings adheres to a wide variety of surfaces, including metal, concrete, wood, fiberglass, and more. With proper surface preparation, it creates a permanent bond.

Rhino Linings is a rapid-curing, hot-spray application. It can often be walked on within minutes and fully cured in 24 hours, minimizing downtime compared to asphalt or cementitious systems.

Unlike bitumen, Rhino Linings does not degrade under UV light. For aesthetic applications (like roofing or flooring), UV-stable topcoats can be added to maintain color and finish.

Rhino Linings has high elongation properties (up to 300–600%), which means it flexes with substrate movement without cracking — something rigid systems like bitumen, asphalt, or epoxy struggle with.

Rhino Linings offers superior chemical resistance compared to asphalt or epoxy, making it ideal for industrial flooring, chemical bunds, fuel storage areas, and vehicle protection.

Maintenance is minimal. Unlike asphalt, which requires reapplication or patching, Rhino Linings typically only needs inspection and occasional touch-ups in high-wear areas.

Yes. Damaged areas can be re-sprayed, and the new material chemically bonds with the existing layer — something bitumen cannot do seamlessly.

Rhino Linings does not leach chemicals like asphalt or bitumen. Certain formulations are VOC- free and environmentally safe.