Getting A Sprayed In Bedliner Tomorrow
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From: Stuart, FL
Yea, wow that plastic one that came with the truck has fucked it up, it's wore the paint off undereath the liner, gonna start to rust i would assume.
Shitty.....
Don't think i am getting my air suspension before we take off for the keys
Shitty.....
Don't think i am getting my air suspension before we take off for the keys
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From: Stuart, FL
The line-x dude was kind of funky when i called, like "well yea if you really want me to do it, i guess"
The rhino liner dude was $50 more and actually acted like he wanted to do it. lol
The rhino liner dude was $50 more and actually acted like he wanted to do it. lol
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From: Portland, OR
service always wins then even if it is a little more, Rhino is good stuff too, just a little thinker I guess, the texture.
Wierd that someone in business would be so ho-hum, that line-x place won't be open too long.
Wierd that someone in business would be so ho-hum, that line-x place won't be open too long.
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From: Wayne, NJ
i always tell people not to get those plastic bedliners, they just sit there and destroy the bed of your truck without you noticing it.
Rhino Liner is nice, I believe its applied cold thats why its a bit thicker, as well as tougher. Line-X is a hot applied liner, thats why its a bit thinner.
IIRC, but i havent looked it up in a while.
Also i think on rhino liner you cant really chip it as easily as Line-X cause it is thicker. But to tell you the truth i never really was able to **** up the Line-X coating either, and ive thrown all kinds of **** in the bed of that truck.
I was considering having my engine bay Line-X'd, I had the interior of my Jeep Line-X'd, makes for an awesome offroad trip without doors, once youre done you just hose out the interior.
kevin.
Rhino Liner is nice, I believe its applied cold thats why its a bit thicker, as well as tougher. Line-X is a hot applied liner, thats why its a bit thinner.
IIRC, but i havent looked it up in a while.
Also i think on rhino liner you cant really chip it as easily as Line-X cause it is thicker. But to tell you the truth i never really was able to **** up the Line-X coating either, and ive thrown all kinds of **** in the bed of that truck.
I was considering having my engine bay Line-X'd, I had the interior of my Jeep Line-X'd, makes for an awesome offroad trip without doors, once youre done you just hose out the interior.
kevin.
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From: Portland, OR
[quote name='Baldy' date='Sep 9 2005, 06:03 AM']Can it still dent? I've always wondered about that.
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I have a slight dent in the back of the bed, near the cab, from the time a trans came loose from its tie downs and slid forward abrubtly during a panic stop, the coating never cracked, just contorted with the dent.
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I have a slight dent in the back of the bed, near the cab, from the time a trans came loose from its tie downs and slid forward abrubtly during a panic stop, the coating never cracked, just contorted with the dent.
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From: Wayne, NJ
[quote name='rowtareh' date='Sep 9 2005, 09:55 AM']Mmmm, I want to get a beat up wrangler and line-x or rhino the entire thing. inside, outside, and undercarriage! That would be so kick *** ****!
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knew if i said jeep youd show up.
kevin.
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knew if i said jeep youd show up.
kevin.
