Rhino Linings Dealers Hit 1,000
Rhino Linings USA announces it now has more
than 1,000 retail dealers and industrial accounts in over 50 countries
around the world.
"We just concluded the best fiscal year in our sales history and are
now looking forward to what the future will bring," said Russell Lewis,
president and founder of Rhino Linings USA. "The sprayed-on bedliner market
is flourishing and continued growth is anticipated for the next decade."
Rhino Linings USA says it provides dealers with environmentally-friendly,
100 percent solids sprayed-on polyurethane formulations that protect truck beds and
countless other surfaces from abrasion, impact, chemicals and corrosion.
Each Rhino Linings dealership is independently owned and operated and can be
a stand-alone enterprise or an additional profit center in an existing
business.
Named by independent marketing consultants Frost & Sullivan as the
sprayed-on lining market leader, Rhino Linings USA's substantial increase in
dealerships is closely allied to its role as brand name leader, according to the company.
Our dealers frequently tell us they joined our network because Rhino
Linings is the sprayed-on truck bed lining customers ask for by name," said
Lewis. "Our ongoing commitment to producing the highest quality linings on
the market is key to this brand leadership position."
"Rhino Linings' sales, marketing and distribution network are also a
core strength and the driving power behind our superior product," Lewis
continued. "Rhino Linings USA, Inc. will not only become stronger, we will
continue to lead and innovate with exceptional products and comprehensive
support to the dealers who join our network," promised Lewis.
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