Spray in bed Liner
Spray in bed Liner
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King's choice! You'll get proponents of both, but if memory serves, the majority here opted for LineX. I'm sure they're both good, but like any other competing products, some will have had good experiences, some will have had poor experiences, so who's really to say?
Shop them both, compare reviews and price, warranties, etc... get your best deal. If you have dealers of both nearby, pit them against eachother! Ah yes, good ol' American bartering...
Shop them both, compare reviews and price, warranties, etc... get your best deal. If you have dealers of both nearby, pit them against eachother! Ah yes, good ol' American bartering...
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I just had Line-X put in mine. Excellent workmanship- they removed the tie downs, gate access panel, and bed bolts before spraying, then reattached. It has a clean factory look. It is very rugged and slip resistant. I highly recommend.
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Originally Posted by Captain Scott
I just had Line-X put in mine. Excellent workmanship- they removed the tie downs, gate access panel, and bed bolts before spraying, then reattached. It has a clean factory look. It is very rugged and slip resistant. I highly recommend.
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They are both good...
I prefer the LINE-X over the RHINOLINER, due to the people who is installing them. THe guy in our town, who does the RHINO doesn't take out the bolts, tie-downs, etc. plus he oversprays. In the end, it just doesn't look good....
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From: Georgia
Line x is much better. I have done my last 4 trucks with it. only 1 had rino-dung. Use your finger nail and press it into the liner. A strong nail can easly dig out and remove a chunk of Rino. Line-X will remove your finger nail.
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--A strong nail can easly dig out and remove a chunk of Rino
ive thrown countless cinderblocks, firewood, lumber, ladders, jacks, etc in the back of my rhino and have yet to remove a chunk.
--I prefer the LINE-X over the RHINOLINER, due to the people who is installing them. THe guy in our town, who does the RHINO doesn't take out the bolts, tie-downs, etc. plus he oversprays. In the end, it just doesn't look good....
the man installing it will take out whatever you want him to before he sprays it. i had the rhino guy remove the tie downs and bolts to the latch cover before he sprayed it but leave the bed bolts, because honestly, how often is a bed taken off of a normal truck. they are both good liners, the quality has nothing to do with either product, but who is installing them.
ive thrown countless cinderblocks, firewood, lumber, ladders, jacks, etc in the back of my rhino and have yet to remove a chunk.
--I prefer the LINE-X over the RHINOLINER, due to the people who is installing them. THe guy in our town, who does the RHINO doesn't take out the bolts, tie-downs, etc. plus he oversprays. In the end, it just doesn't look good....
the man installing it will take out whatever you want him to before he sprays it. i had the rhino guy remove the tie downs and bolts to the latch cover before he sprayed it but leave the bed bolts, because honestly, how often is a bed taken off of a normal truck. they are both good liners, the quality has nothing to do with either product, but who is installing them.
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Never had the LineX...I'm sure they're good too. I have the Rhino liner and am quite pleased! I would guess the guy spraying it makes all the difference in the world...The guy how did miine did everything I asked and it came out great!
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From: Seattle, WA
I've never tried Line-X, so I can't comment on it. I've got a Rhino lining in my
03 F-150. I've carried all sorts of things in the bed such as jacks, lumber, ladders, firewood, boats etc. and have found it to be quite tough and durable. I suppose the only downside was that the bolts weren't removed but other than that I am quite satisfied. Maybe on my next truck I may give Line-X a try.
03 F-150. I've carried all sorts of things in the bed such as jacks, lumber, ladders, firewood, boats etc. and have found it to be quite tough and durable. I suppose the only downside was that the bolts weren't removed but other than that I am quite satisfied. Maybe on my next truck I may give Line-X a try.
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From: Rio Rancho, New Mexico
I've had two trucks sprayed with ArmorThane bed liners. Great stuff
http://www.armorthane.com/
http://www.armorthane.com/
