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Aug 19, 2002 | 06:21 PM

superdutyspv

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Rhino Linings

I feel like a kid at Christmas! This coming Friday, I am having a grey Rhino Lininings spray on bedliner put in. I am tickled to be getting rid of my drop in liner!

Aug 19, 2002 | 08:17 PM

CEEJR

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Rhino Linings

What is the cost of the rhino liner going to be? I would like to get rid of my drop in liner too.
Chuck

Aug 19, 2002 | 08:22 PM

PSD_Power

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[updated:LAST EDITED ON 19-Aug-02 AT 09:23 PM (EST)]Mine was $475 well worth it. The only problem I have had is that it doesn't give the shock resistance that a drop in liner does. I have a couple spots where I have dropped small stuff like a peice of fire wood and it dented the bed floor. the drop in liners absorb a little of the shock. Just my two cents. good luck you will be very happy with it.

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2002 F-350 SC LB 4X4 6SPD PSD. 3.73 gears. 2.5" leviling kit. Rhino lined Bed. Prodigy trailer brake controler. 35x12.5x16.5 BFG A/T. 16.5x10 ultra wheels. Newly installed pop up gooseneck hitch and firestone airbag spring helpers

Aug 19, 2002 | 09:20 PM

FXSTC

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Rhino Linings

I love my Rhino Lining. It "grips" anything I put in the bed and looks great.

When on two wheels-
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2003, F-350, Lariat, V10, CC, LWB, Dark Shadow Grey, 6sp Manual, Non-ESOF FX4, 4.30, Camper Pkg, et. al.

Aug 20, 2002 | 06:26 AM

Skeetshooter

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Rhino Linings

I added a rhino spray in liner the 1st week I picked up my truck. You will enjoy the product I’m sure. But beware, on hot days the liner will chip and tear (Only small amounts) if you slide a loaded pallet in the truck bed. The weight of such things will tear the liner. I live in New Mexico, summers are always 90+ deg.days. The liner becomes pliable and soft, a positive characteristic of the product, in my opinion. Just my experiences. Jeff in NM…OUT

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Aug 20, 2002 | 10:34 AM

abendx

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Rhino Linings

i have the line-x product.....

couldn't be happier and have compared it to friends that have gotten the rhino product.... seems most of them are not happy with their liner and look at mine with envy.... one has gone as far as saying he will remove the rhino and hav eit resprayed with line-x.

just my observations..... but it looks like the softer material used in the rhino product is the culprit as it looks to gouge easier.

Aug 20, 2002 | 06:33 PM

ColtM4

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Rhino Linings

I have the Line-X product as well and very happy with it. I looked at my friend's Rhino and thought the same thing, the material is too soft. I have dragged broken concrete over my liner and it leaves little evidence that concrete was ever in it whereas my friends Rhino shows the effects of broken concrete, just my observations. I do notice though that Rhino seems to deaden noise better though.

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Aug 21, 2002 | 05:42 PM

Bluehawk

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Rhino Linings

I have the Rhino Liner, and would definately do again on my next truck. Mine cost $540.00, with the UV protection and color matching. I haven't had any problems, and doubt you will either. As some have said, it may gouge some, but, it has a lifetime warranty. All you have to do is take it back if you have any problems. They will fix it. I think you will be very happy with your new liner.

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