I just purchased a new F150 and I want to have the bedliner sprayed with either the Line-X or the Rhino spray.Anyone have a preference of one over the other and why?
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Truck Liners
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Re: Truck Liners
No preference, but I have the Rhino spray in and love it so far!
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Re: Truck Liners
Linex is what we use on all of our work trucks!
They can spray the truck bed different colors to match the truck's paint job, We have an F250 King Ranch with gold colored wheel wells and running boards that has the truck bed sprayed gold to match.
They can spray the truck bed different colors to match the truck's paint job, We have an F250 King Ranch with gold colored wheel wells and running boards that has the truck bed sprayed gold to match.
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Re: Truck Liners
We have Linex in all our work trucks as well. Crazy tough and I love the fact that it is textured so it is not slipery if it gets wet.
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Re: Truck Liners
Sounds like Line-X is the most common and if it's good enough for work trucks than it'll be more than good enough for my use.Thanks for the replies.
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Re: Truck Liners
I have the rhino liner in my f150 and love it. I looked at both brands before I had mine done and to me the rhino liner seems to grip things a little better so things don't slide around in the back of the truck and I thought the line-x liners finish was kinda rough like sandpaper. had mine done almost 3 years ago and it is still holding up great
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Re: Truck Liners
Line X all the way baby!! I looked long and hard at liners before i spent the $$$ on one and there was no way the Rhino came close to the Line X !! Check out thier on line vids of the concret block and the wall they coated in it, than touched off a gernade/ bomb beside it!! AMAZING!!!. When looking at the Rhino, it looked "sloppy" and very soft. My LineX is very clean, follows all the lines in my tundra and is hard as he!! 
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Re: Truck Liners
My 2000 Dodge Ram 1500 hunting truck that I bought used has the Rhino liner in it and I don't have any problems with it. There are no chips in the lining and it looks like it has just been sprayed on. I don't have anything in the new Sierra other than a plastic drop in liner that came with the truck. It never sees anything in the bed, it might get dirty 
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Re: Truck Liners
Rhino softer. it has a bit of 'grip" and will snag a shovel tip unloading gravel.
With Line-X , the shovel will glance off it. More like a molded drop in bedliner.
It doesn't have the sticky rubbery texture that some like Rhino for. Personally, if I drop a crate on the tail and want to push it to the front of the box with the tip of the fork, I want it to slide, not roll over.
If I want something to stay put, I'll tie it down.
The inner walls of the Pentagon were sprayed with Line-X after the post 9/11 reconstruction.
With Line-X , the shovel will glance off it. More like a molded drop in bedliner.
It doesn't have the sticky rubbery texture that some like Rhino for. Personally, if I drop a crate on the tail and want to push it to the front of the box with the tip of the fork, I want it to slide, not roll over.
If I want something to stay put, I'll tie it down.
The inner walls of the Pentagon were sprayed with Line-X after the post 9/11 reconstruction.