Bedliner - I've got a question for you

Earl Thigpen

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and it is, "When you were shopping for a sprayin liner, were you shopping for a brand name or did you just take your truck to the bedliner dealer across the road and have them do it?"

The later is what I did. I had no idea that one was different from the other - still don't. And if I hadn't mentioned the diesel fuel you would never have known about it.

Ok, at least one of you is going to pop up and say "I KNEW ABOUT THE DIESEL FUEL - THAT'S WHY I GOT THE LINE-X"

BS!
 
I went with Spray-Line, first because it was $400 over the rails on full size 8ft bed, over the rails for Line X was 5-600, didnt check Rhino. It was cheap because they were just starting to get their shop going but its got a lifetime warrenty as long as I own the truck, said was a lil' thicker then Line X, local and cheap, thats why I went with Spray Line, I think they are nation wide :D
 
I have been around enough of them to see what lasts and what doesn't. Very few people I know don't have a spray in bed liner.

ALso...
I have a buddy who has a shop and I knew not to get Rhino because he told me it was junk. He carries Rhino but has Line-X in his vehicles. :lol:
 
I went to Line-X because I have Rhino in the 2000 and although diesel hasn't ruined it, it does show signs of being eaten away. When I got the 04 I went and asked the Line-X guy about diesel spills because I knew I was going to transfer my transfer tank into the 04 from the 96. He told me if diesel ever bothered it, bring it back and he would fix it.

Mine was $450 for 8 foot bed up to the rails. A few weeks later I sent in a friend and I got $50 from the dealer for sending him in.
 
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