What kind of bed liner should i get
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like to elaborate?
my truck is Rhino have the receipt since 2002.. its now 2008 looks fine no peeling... buddy grants truck is Rhino looks good think as hell would know we have to cut the bed bolts out on his...
GF dad has had 4 trucks since i have been around Rhino they all look great... so whats the issue...
my truck is Rhino have the receipt since 2002.. its now 2008 looks fine no peeling... buddy grants truck is Rhino looks good think as hell would know we have to cut the bed bolts out on his...
GF dad has had 4 trucks since i have been around Rhino they all look great... so whats the issue...
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just interesting. that i have a truck with it for over 5 years looks fine stuff doesnt move and no chipping or peeling... interesting.. heck they didnt even spray over my bed bolts when they did it... kinda nice...
also its the quality of the shop that sprays it.. if prepping isnt right NEITHER line-x or Rhino will hold up AT ALL...
also its the quality of the shop that sprays it.. if prepping isnt right NEITHER line-x or Rhino will hold up AT ALL...
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i got line-x. truck was prepped and bolts were taken out then put back in.
agree about the prep work comment.
my guy walked me through it all. i cleaned out my bed and he said it doesn't matter cuz they sand the clear to make the liner adhear.
go with line-x. the government used it when they fixed the pentagon.
agree about the prep work comment.
my guy walked me through it all. i cleaned out my bed and he said it doesn't matter cuz they sand the clear to make the liner adhear.
go with line-x. the government used it when they fixed the pentagon.
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well i dont want to be promoting a company again!!! but line x is high pressure and rhino is low pressure. This means low pressure is not comming out of the gun as fast. it is gummier and sticky. High pressure is comming out or the gun much faster which makes it thiner. THATS NOT BAD. in fact either is good for whatever use you intend for it. Low pressure is made to not be able to drag things on it. High is the opposite. Now i know of a really good company. If you want to know it write me. I cant advertise. Some folks thing thats all i do here! So just write me!! laters
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As long as your bed drains arent plugged up you'll be fine. My 2000 had one and never had a problem with it. But I ran a tonneau for the last 2.5 years I had it. Though, On an older truck I could understand the rusting out issue. I've just personally never cared for slathering your bed with stuff that will never come off, crusting over bed bolts and the such. But that's just my opinion.
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Just food for thought here, I pulled out my factory drop in last month for the first time and there was no rust or anything under it, looked new just scratched a little. I have friends that have both Rhino and Line-x and I have to say the Line-X stays better looking for a longer time than the Rhino does. I'll be getting Line-X sprayed sooner or later.
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I did a herculiner. It was like $115 for the hurculiner kit, a paint pan, mineral spirits, and what ever other supplies I needed. It looks good. If you dont have a tonneau make sure you get the UV protectant.
I just couldnt see dropping $500 for a bed liner.
Oh and whether you do it yourself or have someone else do it, make sure you/they dont coat over the bed bolts.
I just couldnt see dropping $500 for a bed liner.
Oh and whether you do it yourself or have someone else do it, make sure you/they dont coat over the bed bolts.
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