Spray in bed liner

[Hemi832]

What spray in bed liner is best and any good installers in Houston?

 

[MADDOG]

I've had both the Rhino Linings & the Line-X brands. Didn't see any difference, they both performed the same and the only differences I noted was 1) the quality of the tech applying the material, and, 2) the Rhino Lining product was a bit cheaper. That may have been simply due to overhead and profit margin percentages set by the two different shops.

 

[Hemi832]

Thanks for the info.

 

[kkreit01]

Also check out Bullet. I don't have one, but we have a local shop, and they seem to have great reviews. I'd pick the cheapest, best warranty, best look out of the 3 brands mentioned.

 

[sbarron]

I went with Arma, it was about $150 cheaper than Rhinoand/or Line-X ... seems like they are not discussed much, but I've had it in for 5 years now and it's still like new.

 

[lobsterbake]

Linex Premium is worth every penny and won’t fade. Nothing compares in my opinion and lifetime warranty. I have seen many beds with Rhino and it looks like cheap rubber to me.

 

[vweaver]

I had Bullet put in my first '16. LOVED it. Thick, durable and cleans up great with a power washer. It wasn't a gritty liner, but a softer feel. With most others, it's like sandpaper.
My new '16 has some other thin liner I don't care for. Half tempted to Bullet over it, I liked it that much.

 

[Hemi832]

Went to a place called Mikes Truck Toys.

 

[Stage4]

Well LINE-X seems to be the strongest, see tear strengths below.

Tear strengths (in psi) per data sheets (which you can get if you ask for them):
LINE-X (Standard) - 435
LINE-X (Pro and Platinum) - 708
Rhino Tuff Grip - 225
Rhino Hardline - 225
Bullet (BL1) - 400
Arma - Don't have that one.

 

[Hemi832]

Well LINE-X seems to be the strongest, see tear strengths below.

Tear strengths (in psi) per data sheets (which you can get if you ask for them):
LINE-X (Standard) - 435
LINE-X (Pro and Platinum) - 708
Rhino Tuff Grip - 225
Rhino Hardline - 225
Bullet (BL1) - 400
Arma - Don't have that one.

What about a product called truk coat?

 

[Stage4]

What about a product called truk coat?

Not familiar with that one. Call them and ask them for the "technical data sheet" for their high pressure product. You don't want a low pressure product.

 

[WTM75]

I’ve got a Bullet Liner, so far, it has been great. Stuff does not slide around and it cleans up very easy. I don’t work it hard either, just the occasional load of fire wood and normal house hold chores. Oh, and deer blood washes right out.

 

[Stage4]

I’ve got a Bullet Liner, so far, it has been great. Stuff does not slide around and it cleans up very easy. I don’t work it hard either, just the occasional load of fire wood and normal house hold chores. Oh, and deer blood washes right out.

When did you get your bedliner?

 

[WTM75]

When did you get your bedliner?

About a year ago.

 

[Stage4]

About a year ago.

OK, thanks. I was curious because Bullet is now owned by a company (Accella) that really doesn't have anything to do with the automotive industry. When Burtin Polymer Labs (main product is polyurethane foam but also owned Bullet) sold out to Accella, Bullet was part of the deal. Then Accella was purchased by Carlisle Companies in 2017. So, I'm not quite sure what the future holds for Bullet.

 

[William Hastings]

I went with a spray liner from Ultimate linings company. Never had a spray in before so i have nothing to compare it with. All i know is it had a couple small gouges down to the paint after i let a buddy use the truck to load up a toolbox from home depot. Im wishing i went with the line x now.