What Are YOU Using For Spray-On Liners?

[Stoneman]

Note how I emphasized YOU. Not your uncle Louie, although I'm sure he's a helluva guy. Nor do I care that your buddy Tim used 'x' brand on his 1992 Toyota, as stand up as I'm sure he is...

I wanna know what people HERE are using these days for spray-on bedliners & why. I'm only interested in first-hand experiences in case you didn't catch that...

[GixerJockey]

I was very happy with the Speed Liner that I had put into my Tacoma. I'm looking between Line-X, Speed Liner and Steadfast for the new F-150.

[R1]

thumbs down on the rhino spray on liner.... its been in my pickup for 4 years and has spots where its completely chipped away....

Line - X is what I wanted to begin with, but they didnt offer the colors when i first got it....

[mikeb]

best i've seen and is linex. when you say YOU do mean as in do yourself? i think there's herkaliner or some shit in a can you roll on yourself.

[R1]

I would suggest staying away form the do-it-yourself stuff, but you dont want to hear about it.... line x is my suggestion its what i should have gone with!

[Stoneman]

No, no do-it-yourself stuff. I'm only interested in reputable brand name stuff...

[Half Squid]

Find a line-x installer in your area. Well worth the $ I have had mine for 3 years and still looks mint after beating the heck out of it. Life time warrenty on chipping so really there is no question!!!!!

[OreoGaborio]

I know a guy that knows a guy that says you suck.

[Degsy]

line-x in my truck and i love it

[Stoneman]

I know a guy that knows a guy that says you suck.

Allegedly...

[R1]

i just took some pictures but i cant upload them WTF....

[schleppy]

I have Ameraguard in my Ranger:
Sprayed Bedliner Protection and Polyurethane Protective Coating by Ameraguard - Armaguard

See the site if you want to know the differences between it and line-x.

I had it sprayed in by an authorized shop in Peabody (one guy operation iirc). He did a fantastic job, really took his time prepping the truck and doing it right (removed all the bolts in the bed, etc). If anyone wants his info let me know.

I've had the truck for almost two years now, and there isn't a single scratch in the stuff. I even opted for the thinner (i.e. not "heavy duty) coating, and I've dragged quite a bit of crap in/out of the bed.

+1 for Ameraguard.

[Stoneman]

So, what are these generally running everyone? Say, for a 6' box on a full-size pick-up?

[jodymac]

thumbs down on the rhino spray on liner.... its been in my pickup for 4 years and has spots where its completely chipped away....

Line - X is what I wanted to begin with, but they didnt offer the colors when i first got it....

x2 last year before i got done at portsmouth, they had to redo almost evry rhino liner they had sprayed.

after they sat for a day they'd bubble up and seperate

[rjh200]

I have Line-X on mine and it is great. I have hauled everything from wood, stone, bikes, furniture, scrap metal and there is not a gauge in it.

I can't quote you on price because my cousin hooked me up, but I think it normally runs about $450.

[daviid]

oem on mine

[bigred875]

word the street is line-x is the best

[GixerJockey]

So, what are these generally running everyone? Say, for a 6' box on a full-size pick-up?

Plan on $400 - $500...

some guys charge extra to prep and spray over the top of the bed rails.

[mikeb]

So, what are these generally running everyone? Say, for a 6' box on a full-size pick-up?

what you just trying to slide that bye? six ft bed on what?

[Stoneman]

what you just trying to slide that bye? six ft bed on what?

I was wondering when someone was gonna ask...

[mikeb]

I was wondering when someone was gonna ask...

allright the Nissan is gone, you got a truck with a six ft bed. titan? silverado? tundra? f-1toilet? ram?

[Half Squid]

I bet he got the Titan..

My Line X was $75, but prices have gone down to $400 on special which I bet you could get with this economy. There was no additional cost for removing bolts and prep it was all inclusive. It was an additional charge if you wanted to go up over the bed rails and tailgate rails. The guy in Marlboro which is Line-X / Specialty Automotive was excellent and done in a day. He needed the truck for two days though in order to clean and prep, the next day he sprayed it in let it cure and put the bed back together again. I highly recommend this location. But way too far for you to travel...

[Stoneman]

Line X seems the way...

Oh, and HERE douchebags!

[catch2otwo]

ive used rhino liner in my last two pickups. i like it better then line-x because it has a more rubbery texture rather then a hard gritty texture. as far as people saying it chips/peels, its all in the person applying it. prep work is key. only thing is that both my liners faded but i dont care, i use my truck bed and didnt expect it to stay a glossy shade of black.

basically both line-x and rhino are top of the line. depends on what texture you like better.

[Half Squid]

basically both line-x and rhino are top of the line. depends on what texture you like better.

True, they are both top of the line, and I beieve with both applications you have color choices now to match you truck or whatever color you want. The color of mine is still good, but thats probably because I have and keep my Tannoeu cover closed all the time which keeps the LineX out of the sun..

My Line X is the harder texture which doesn't help "Grip" where as the Rhino if it does indeed have the rubbery texture will help hold things from moving in the bed.