Thinking of Line-X and have some questions...
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Call your local LineX dealer for a quote.
They matched the color real well for my truck, they even put the little metalflake in the batch making it sparkley
If you need a thicker spongy liner then go with Rhino but expect scratches and gouges over time.
LineX is my #1 recommendation to anyone for a durable bed liner.
They matched the color real well for my truck, they even put the little metalflake in the batch making it sparkley
If you need a thicker spongy liner then go with Rhino but expect scratches and gouges over time.
LineX is my #1 recommendation to anyone for a durable bed liner.
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LINE-X's nationwide lifetime warranty is for cracking, bubbling, of flaking.
Average price for standard LINE-X is about $450 for a short bed under the rails. You can step up to LINE-X Xtra for another $150 or so. Xtra won't fade, is more chemical resistant, and fortified with Kevlar (fibers are 5 times stronger than steel).
Average price for standard LINE-X is about $450 for a short bed under the rails. You can step up to LINE-X Xtra for another $150 or so. Xtra won't fade, is more chemical resistant, and fortified with Kevlar (fibers are 5 times stronger than steel).
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I've got my bed done in Line-X and love it. I'm going to have my rocker panels sprayed in the spring. I'm getting alot of stone chips + I want to prevent rust issues down the road. Lots of salt here in MI. Just need to decide on color, I keep going back and forth between black or a tan color. Any opinions?
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LINE-X's nationwide lifetime warranty is for cracking, bubbling, of flaking.
Average price for standard LINE-X is about $450. You can step up to LINE-X Xtra for another $150 or so. Xtra won't fade, is more chemical resistant, and fortified with Kevlar (fibers are 5 times stronger than steel).
Average price for standard LINE-X is about $450. You can step up to LINE-X Xtra for another $150 or so. Xtra won't fade, is more chemical resistant, and fortified with Kevlar (fibers are 5 times stronger than steel).