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Old 09-06-2008, 12:35 AM   #1
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Which Spray Bed Liner Have you used?

I am currently looking at Speedliner, Rhino & Qwik Liner.
Which do you recommend? I am leaning towards Speedliner. I would like to know the pros & cons of each.

What have you paid for doing spray on? What do you think is a reasonable price?
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Old 09-06-2008, 07:18 AM   #2
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i have seen linex they look great they run between 400.00-500.00
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Most of my rides have Rhino.
I have cut the liner in the Super Duty, and have had it fixed under warranty. The stuff is awesome, and has lasted for years.
Think I spend around 400 bucks for a long bed truck.
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id use rhino i like it alot
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Old 09-12-2008, 07:14 PM   #5
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I have line-x.
From what I hear line-x is a bit smoother texture than the rhino so sliding accurs more with line-x than with rhino.

Haven't use mine to the fullets yet but I like it so far and have dragged and pulled thing on it and nothing happened to the liner.
One draw back is the liner tend to turn the bed into a swimming pool. Water does drain out but slowly. I take the tailgate off at automatic car washes. It might be due to the instillation.
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Note: Generally, high pressure bedliners are much nicer looking than low pressure bedliners.

Speedliner = Low pressure, no nationwide warranty.

Quik Liner = VERY low pressure, sprayed out of cartridge tubes, no nationwide warranty.

Rhino = Low pressure (Tuff Stuff) or high pressure (Tuff Grip or Hardline), has a nationwide warranty.

LINE-X = High pressure, nationwide lifetime warranty, 31% stronger than Rhino, has an optional product that prevents fading and contains Dupont Kevlar (5 times stronger than steel).
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Old 09-22-2008, 09:32 PM   #8
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Rhino liner comes in colors
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Old 09-23-2008, 07:23 AM   #9
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If you want Rhino and you want a color, find a dealer that offers Solarmax, but not many due because they cannot use the same spray equipment with this product. If the Rhino dealer offers colors but does not offer Solarmax, do NOT get that bedliner or your Rhino bedliner will look like this with use:














Here are some LINE-X Xtra color matches:







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i think you got ripped off. the pigment for color is added beforethey spray it. that looks like someone spraypainted it after it was done.
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