I have bought new truck last year, looking for the bedliner spray.I am using the truck to carry dirt/mulch/gravel
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Just my .02 here but I've found that any of the plastic bedliners hold up better if you're carrying a lot of gravel, particularly if you shovel it out. Plastic gets pretty beat but protects the bed well. Small aggregate tends to stick in the raised ribs though.

 

I have the x-liner, holds up great to gravel/concrete/dirt, you name it. And it comes with a warranty. Had it in a couple of trucks.

Just my opinion but I would never go with a drop in bedliner, too prone to rusting.

 

That bed liner looks great.

 

I have never heard of the Quick liner but it looks just like my Line-X. I would take Line-X over a Rhino any day.

 

I have Line-X and love it. The warranty is awesome. A guy unloading a bucket of scrap steel with a towmotor caught and tore a palm-size patch out of the liner.
The installer pushed back his scheduled jobs to get me in the next morning first thing and you can't tell where the damage was. It is impossible to see the repair and I know where the damage was!
I am actually going down tomorrow to have one of my bed rails redone after an accident resulted in the replacement of one of my bed sides. That is not warranted by the way, nor should it have been. No damage was done to the rail or the liner on it-it was just caved in over the wheel well and the whole thing had to be replaced.
Can't comment on quickliner-never saw it. But I can say Line-X is superior (IMO) to Rhino.

 

I would say that if Line X is good enough for the US military to help bullet proof or bomb proof something......then I think its pretty tuff stuff.

:: LINE-X Military Applications::

 

Never knew that about line-x. that just makes it all that much better!!