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Joined: May 2006
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From: Central Florida
I have the original done in 2002. I have to hit it with a vinyl dressing or instant detailer a couple times a year to keep it shiny black. I love it, but I need to get my tailgate touched up.
Another item to consider is a bed mat, you can ****** it out for cleaning, and keeps the noise down to a minimum. I do like having both.
Another item to consider is a bed mat, you can ****** it out for cleaning, and keeps the noise down to a minimum. I do like having both.
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Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Lancaster County PA
I love my Line-X. And their lifetime warranty is awesome. Someone tore my liner by catching it with a forklift. It stretched far before it tore (I almost had the word "STOP" out of my mouth before it finally tore.) Line_X of Delaware had me in their shop in a day or two and fixed it for free. I can't even see the place where it was torn, and I saw where it was!. Fantastic job.
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Joined: Jan 2005
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From: Peoria, IL
If you are worried about fading get the line-x xtra. Mine has been in for about 8 months now and still looks like the day it was done. It is specifically formulated to resist fading.
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Post Fiend
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From: Central Florida
They don't fade as much as get dirty and need a good cleaning. A little soap and water, applied with a tire brush does a pretty good job.
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From: Central Florida
I like the Line-x texture better, it's rougher and more solid. The Rhino coating seems more rubbery and soft.
I didn't have too, I bought our show/test truck from my former boss. We were subbing out our spray on bed liners to a certain Line-x Dealer, so they cut us some kind of brake. I believe at the time, we were being charge about $350 for a short bed under rail, and then we charged our customers about $425.
I didn't have too, I bought our show/test truck from my former boss. We were subbing out our spray on bed liners to a certain Line-x Dealer, so they cut us some kind of brake. I believe at the time, we were being charge about $350 for a short bed under rail, and then we charged our customers about $425.
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Joined: Jan 2004
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From: Texas
I HIGHLY recommend LINE-X with black Xtra. Xtra is WAY more durable than the other UV products on the market right now.
Here's a pic of black LINE-X Xtra that's AT LEAST two years old. The floor is dirty, but other than that, it's black and sparkles in the sun like the day it was applied. With Xtra, there is no maintenance except for an occasional wash.
Here's a pic of black LINE-X Xtra that's AT LEAST two years old. The floor is dirty, but other than that, it's black and sparkles in the sun like the day it was applied. With Xtra, there is no maintenance except for an occasional wash.
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