i have a pendaliner, removeable and it keeps water out through the ridges.no rust no ponds.and thy'r cheap too.

 

Not only do you have a portable swimming pool, but how bout the largest ice chest you could imagine....get a hard top for the bed and you could chill sides of beef in that thing! you'd be the hit of the party if you pulled up with the bed full of ice and drinks!!!

 

I got the Rhino when it first came out, the installers told me they were drilling holes so water would drain, I would go back and have them fix yours, they may want to shoot some more lining on the holes. I am sure there are holes they can just knock the lining out of on your truck. Not a big deal to worry about. I was worried about all the overspray that was everywhere on my pickup. It wore off in a year or so. Rhino is the best! They put it on thick, it doesn't peel, tough to scratch. I have seen several Line-X jobs that peel right off after a couple years. Mine is close to 10 years old and when I spray some tire shine on it and hose it down it looks brand new again. Great stuff.

 

thatd be sweet to have a rolling beer cooler

 

tripndrag, I have the Line-X in mine now for several years and no problems. I think it goes back to what was said earlier in the thread. It is all about the installer. Only way any bedliner is gonna peel is if they didn't prep the bed correctly. I chose the Line-X due to transferrable lifetime warranty and it is much harder than other liners available.

 

I've laid down a tarp in the back of the truck to make a waiding pool for beer drinkind on summer days. Sounds like you don't need to buy the tarp! Otherwise, drop the tailgate and park on a hill.

 

Bedliners are for pretty boys. Ever tried to slide an 80lb bag of Quickrete across a Rhino lining? Working men don't use liners. Dumbest invention ever. Waste of $. Oh yeah, they are actually harder to clean than just the standard metal bed. Rubber bungies seem to hold everything from sliding in my truck and I can't see the purpose of a bedliner beyond that.

 

i got pulled over once for the portable pool in the back of my truck....filled it with water and let it heat up all day out in the sun. That night we took it downtown and cruised around. I'd have to say that was the most overloaded my trucks ever been. This was before the lift, and i had it down on the jounce bumpers. The cop said it was a safety hazard and made me empty it out right there on the street.....