Removing old rhino liner?

[mickeydels1]

I've tried about a hand full of methods to removing this old cheap rhino liner or bed liner off of my jeep I bought a year ago. It's peeling off of the grill and some of the hood most likely due to the heat and the cold weather of Virginia. A lot of it came off from a power washer but don't have the money or resources to go beyond a car wash for a power washer and not all of the jeep has brittle liner. Any advice from jeep owners with or had the same issue? Tried methods such as GooGone, Brake Cleaner (Heard a wise tail of it, didn't work and didn't want to risk my paint), and scraping it off (Stopped to save the paint).

 

[Chris]

If you don't mind taking everything off along with it (i.e. the paint underneath), I can guarantee you aircraft stripper will take it off in a matter of seconds, literally. Be careful when using that stuff though, it burns, and it acts fast!

It really works though.

You could try a high power gas pressure washer, but those things too will take off paint pretty darn easily.

I don't think there's any way you're going to get that stuff off without damaging the paint underneath (to some degree at least) unfortunately.

 

[mickeydels1]

That's what I was afraid of. Most advice I was given was just something that would either remove my clear coat or just take my paint off in general.

 

[egclassic]

Is it actually "bedliner", or is it plasti-dip? Mine had plasti-dip on the grill and rims and I used PB Blaster and it helped get it gone.
If it's actual bedliner, then that may be of no help.

 

[glwood]

How much of the Jeep has the liner on it?