LineX or Rhino?
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LineX or Rhino?
I've heard that both Line-X & Rhino are good products with 2 basic differences. The Rhino is softer and will better prevent load shifting, however, it is susceptible to being cut by a shovel or other sharp object. The Line-X on the other hand is very durable but loads are more apt to shift. There is another product that I had applied to my truck 2 months ago... it's called Sprayliner. Evidently an ex-Rhino engineer started this company with the goal of creating a spray-on liner with the best charactoristics of the other two, and at a lower cost. Like I said, I've only had it 2 months, but it looks as good as any other I've seen, it's thick, and it only cost $269. They needed my truck for only 3 or 4 hours and I was good to go.
Here is their website: http://www.sprayliner.com/
I believe they are mainly on the west coast, but I know they are moving east rapidy... they have facilities in FL, AL and MD.
Hope this helps.
Here is their website: http://www.sprayliner.com/
I believe they are mainly on the west coast, but I know they are moving east rapidy... they have facilities in FL, AL and MD.
Hope this helps.
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From: So. Calif.
LineX or Rhino?
I just paid $355 for a 6 1/2 ft bed shot with Line-X ($375 less $20 online coupon) By the way, the product may be harder than Rhino but I don't think it will scratch things you put on it. You can also ask for it to be applied thicker if you want.
