Vortex Liners
Elder User
Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Lubbock or Houston
The trucks i have seen sprayed at the auto shows were of cheap workmanship. I took a chunk out of one bedliner with my fingernail. Stick with Rhino or Line-x. You wont regret it and they have a lifetime wrty. I had my whole toolbox resprayed since the spray was ripped off in several spots due to heavy abuse from concrete blocks being thrown in the back.
New User
Joined: Sep 2004
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I got the Vortex liner - paid $425 for it - and am real happy with it. I've put firewood, woodchips, scuba tanks and all kinds of tools on it, and I haven't had an issue.
I bought the Vortex because of the reputation of the dealer, he gave me a good impression that I felt confident I could trust in the future.
I bought the Vortex because of the reputation of the dealer, he gave me a good impression that I felt confident I could trust in the future.
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Junior User
Joined: Sep 2004
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I just got the Vortex the other day. It came out awsome. A buddy of mine has the Rhino and his does not come close to comparing to mine. I think that it really depends on the person spraying the truck. The guy that did mine told me that he does everyone's trucks like each of them were his. And I paid $450 with tax - Rhino wanted close to $500.
