spray in bed-liner

[allstock93gt]

who has the best price and product in the cities? a few years back I won a 1/2 price coupon at the spring bbq and they did a very nice job a would have another done by them, but I forgot the name of the company!
the truck is a 2011 f-150 with 5 1/2 foot box.

[LES]

who has the best price and product in the cities? a few years back I won a 1/2 price coupon at the spring bbq and they did a very nice job a would have another done by them, but I forgot the name of the company!
the truck is a 2011 f-150 with 5 1/2 foot box.

This is just my opinion, but having owned trucks with both a Rhino and LineX, I would take the Line X hands down.

Here is who did mine.

http://www.linexofardenhills.com/

Oh and nice look at me thread. Ecoboost? 5.0HHHHH, 4 door? What did you get?

[95.0mark]

5.5ft bed? Lmao! Even my old lil toyota had a 7.5ft bed. Trucks these days are cars.

[Slow35th]

5.5ft bed? Lmao! Even my old lil toyota had a 7.5ft bed. Trucks these days are cars.

Shut the fuck up.

[CleanLX]

5.5ft bed? Lmao! Even my old lil toyota had a 7.5ft bed. Trucks these days are cars.

Welcome to 13 years ago.

[Paul Revere]

5.5ft bed? Lmao! Even my old lil toyota had a 7.5ft bed. Trucks these days are cars.

What is payload and towing capacity?

[Outrun]

Had a Line-X in my Tundra. Cost me about 550.00 back in 2001, but they sprayed over the rails. Looked good and held up extremely well.

[OhMannClint]

Has anyone tried one of the do it your self kits?

[siberianmist]

herculiner ftw

[MisterCMK]

This is just my opinion, but having owned trucks with both a Rhino and LineX, I would take the Line X hands down.

Here is who did mine.

http://www.linexofardenhills.com/

Oh and nice look at me thread. Ecoboost? 5.0HHHHH, 4 door? What did you get?

I am looking to get my PSD done. I mention Chadwick will they give me the 50% discount?!?!

[Scotty07]

LINE-X for da win!

[Wislnby]

I was wondering about the herculiner as well. Was thinking about covering my trailer with it.

[95.0mark]

I did my old toyota with hurculiner. Worked well. Thin it out more then you think you have to, it thickens quick. Prep is the key. Prep the (tiny) bed well.

[mg72]

Don't use any over rust scaled trailers as it will just peel. Prep is everything with any type of paint/metal coating.

As for the original poster, they are all good with proper prep work. If I were having it done, I'd do all the scuff work myself to ensure adhesion. A box of red scotchbrite pads and two or three hours of prep would be well worth the investment.

[tim]

I was a big line x fan for a long time, had it in my last 3 work trucks. Last year I had a Reflex bedliner put in my personal truck and I would never buy anything else again. Don't get me wrong, the line x is still a great product and it would still be my second choice; but the reflex is thicker, stickier, and in my opinion lookes nicer. I'm sure the final result has more to do with the installer than the product so I can't comment on places local to you. I had mine done at Keyes Chev in Menomonie, Wi.

If line x is close to you and convenient I wouldn't hesitate but I would look into a Reflex liner before you make your final decision.

As far as DIY kits, don't waste your time, they all end up looking like shit. There may be a professional line out there somewhere but it won't come with a roller and a can, it will need to be sprayed to be professional quality.