@Debra - I can tell you that I had one heck of a time figuring out how to get those little jokers off! LOL! Otherwise, I have no more info than what DaSik advised. =)
@ DaSik - I actually took the parts off of the bike that I wanted ot have done and took them to a facility that specialized in putting Rhino Liner in truck beds. The look on the guys face when I brought him the parts was priceless! He says, "I've never done a bike before!" HA HA HA HA! Add it to your portfolio, buddy! I will say that I have not had a problem with the rubber starting to burn away. I don't forsee it happening, since the cover on mine doesn't seem to get scorching hot because of the heat shield you mentioned. It does one heck of a good job. MAN! I love the way the texture looks on the bike, too. Looks like I just drove through a HUGE mud trap. =D Love it! Now when I see the CBR's with the stock chrome cover, I think.... "Wow. Did mine actually look like that before??"
Now back to the topic, I will say that I didn't take off the brake pedal, I used the Rustoleum on it myself. The texture is a bit smoother and isn't as shiny. It's more Matte Black, but served the purpose well and doesn't look strange at all. I was expecting the rhino liner to cost me an arm & a leg since I saw that the prices for truck bed liners started at $465.00. Since the bike pieces weren't that big of a deal for him to do, I only got charged $40.00 for all the pieces. =) It was definitely well worth it. I do agree with you that the Rustoleum is more rubber based than the Duplicolor.
www.rhinolinings.com - You can check out this page for Rhino Liner facilities here.
Thanks so much for the compliments on the bike and for taking the time to look at the pics! Still a few more things I'm going to be shooting for - Tail Tidy, new windscreen, etc., but it sure is coming along nicely. =D