They can, but will probably charge you by the hour to remove it. Sometimes it's easy to remove, sometimes not.

 

I used Line-X on my new F150 and love it. I'm so glad I went with it.

 

What did you choose-- standard or premium Line-X? And how much it cost you?

 

I went with the premium and got mine for $409. Don't know how that compares to others but I can say it's an awesome lining for sure.

 

I dunno why rhino doesn't get a very good rep. One of our farm trucks bed had one for 8 years before we sold it and it held up great. Like anything else prep is key. That trucks bed had barbed wire, fence posts, pallets, feed, or hay in the bed almost every day. It never faded or peeled and to this day I still miss that truck

 

I've been reading various posts related to spray in liners and my local Line-X dealer wants to charge me $1200 to spray on rocker panels. This is with me removing the rear bumper and running boards. I'm confused why this is so much higher than what other guys are paying for a full bed spray. I wonder if my Line-X dealer is just wayyyyy overpriced.

 

Rhino doesn't look as good. LineX looks very sharp, it is thinner and shows off the underlying structure very clearly. Rhino is thicker, and tends to hide the underlying structure of the bed.

And most people doing a spray in liner are going for looks. For bed protection, a nice thick rubber mat for $75 or $80 is hard to beat. And it's very easy on the knees if you have to crawl around on it.

Don't get me wrong, I like the looks of the LineX. I would like to have one on my new 2015. But I don't like it $500 worth ...