Help Identify Spray-on Bed Liner
Help Identify Spray-on Bed Liner
Please take a look at this picture of my new 2009 Ranger. I bought it Monday from a local Carmax and they didn't have any information on the spray-on liner. I am going to stop by the local Line-X dealer to see if they keep records by VIN.
The sticker is of the production plant. I think that one is of the twin cities.
Does the bed liner have the texture of sand paper or that of a wall in your home? Sand paper would be line-x. If it feels like it has droplets of liquid then it is rhino or some other knock off.
But why does it matter what it is? I don't beleive the warranties are transferable.
Does the bed liner have the texture of sand paper or that of a wall in your home? Sand paper would be line-x. If it feels like it has droplets of liquid then it is rhino or some other knock off.
But why does it matter what it is? I don't beleive the warranties are transferable.
It is definitely not line-x then. Do you know if it was a locally purchased vehicle before you?
Seriously? Rhino is super lumpy and rubbery where Line-X is more smooth and harder. I prefer Line-X because of the hardness. I don't like Rhino one bit because of how squishy it is.
There were two finishes offered to me when I had mine sprayed on. It as hard as plastic with a slight orange peel texture. I saw a episode of Myth BUsters where they blow up a pick up with spray liner and the bed was the intact , bent up like a clay tile but still in one piece.
Well....... I confirmed it is Line-X. I stopped by our local shop on Saturday morning and the young owner was nice enough to run my VIN. It was installed June 2009. I confirmed that the warrenty DOES NOT transfer but the guy said he takes care of his customers so come back if I notice any problems. He even gave me a Line-X sticker.
Thanks for all of the input and suggestions.
Thanks for all of the input and suggestions.
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