line x rhino line 559.00 for a short bed wtf

[Thatdude596]

called to get price on my short bed since I'm starting to see rust. was gonna pour 15 then have sprayed by line x or rhino dealer.....until I heard the price! *****

anyone use any of the do it yourself kits. my truck bed is so high you can't see it. I don't want it to look like a kid did it either. more for preventing future rust developing

yes I have a truxedo lo pro

 

[DARKNHT]

Wow I paid $420 for my shortbed

 

[Thatdude596]

400 I could swallow maybe but not almost 6 hundo

 

[bigolayne]

They want that long paper money with the big FACES!! I'm in MA and they want that as well. I have a 15 so I got on my creeper with about 5 cans of undercoating and went to town. Threw in a bedcover and have my bakflip. Maybe in a couple of years but hell no to $600...

 

[adrianp89]

I got something close to that here in Florida. That was an e-mail quote though. We have a few truck places I feel will be (or hope will be) closer to $300-400.

 

[gassersarentdead]

Buy a 2500

 

[xrsman]

Yep same prices up here in Canada

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[CMil527]

hell no... $600 is crazy!

 

[Saltillo Express]

Ospho is pretty good on rust. At least down here in Florida. Stuff is amazing. I've used the autoparts store bed liner stuff and it worked great. And 1 gallon would probably do a short bed. It wasn't enough on an 8ft bed. Seems like it was $100 a gallon. That's what we used in the landscape company for the beds.

 

[tsc]

Wow, that is crazy expensive.

Like xrsman said; that's Canada pricing. Then factor in the exchange rate. It would run you almost $800 CAD.

Anyway, back to your question. I haven't heard too many good things about DIY bedliner's; it seems to be hit or miss and mostly miss--but that's from what I've read, I can't say from personal experience.

 

[DannyMK2]

i paid $600. seems expensive at first, but after you price out what a good DIY kit costs (not that crap you buy at autozone), the gun, sanding pads, etc and your time to spray it on its reasonable. plus the warranty.

 

[Hootbro]

Shop around if you can, it seems to vary widely from the $400's to $700's + in certain areas.

 

[CuylerTech]

I paid $475 for Line-X on my bed and on the inside of my fender wells.

 

[BigRed4x4]

A little off topic but I called a line x company to see how an under coating, rocker panel, etc would cost. They quoted me for their "off road under body" treatment at $960.00. It may be more surface area than the bed of your truck but damn!

 

[develand]

Around here it depends on what level of line-x you get. But I think I got quoted around $500 for my 6.5 ft bed.

As for the do it yourself ones, I have never seen one that matches the quality of Line-X.

 

[bigolayne]

I paid $475 for Line-X on my bed and on the inside of my fender wells.

Where did you get it done at?

 

[SitKneelBend]

Here's the quote I received...

Thank you for choosing Line-X of*Southwest Illinois. Now featuring our new line of High strength pure*polyurea*coatings*that are*300% tougher*than our original bed liner and any factory applied spray on*bed liner.**Line-X Pro is our new standard black liner, that can be applied in about two hours, and costs $495.00, under the rail, on*a short bed Ram. *The only rail cap that can be coated on this truck is the rail cap by the cab (bulkhead).*Line-X Platinum is our new black U.V. resistant bed liner option, that can be applied in about 2.5 hours, and will add $150.00 to the Pro bed liner package pricing. Line-X*Xtra*Gen II is our new U.V. resistant color matched bed liner option, using your trucks factory paint code, and will add $350.00 to the Pro bed liner package pricing. *Line-X*Xtra*Gen II has a 3 to 4 hour application time frame due to the application of an additional*Polyurea*clear coat that adds additional strength and U.V. stability to the bed liner. *All of our bed liners come with the a*Nationwide Lifetime Warranty*which is the only one offered in our industry and*is backed by over 450 Line-X locations across the country.*We spray everyday of the week except*Sunday (Saturday by appointment only). *We schedule our customer wait times at 8AM, 11AM and 2PM. *We also offer a full line of*truck accessories, if you have any other needs for your truck. *Please call to set up your appointment or for any other questions.

*

Thank You

Randy Blecha

Line-X of Southwest Illinois

618-222-1800

Providing Solutions for All Your Protective Coating Needs.




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[Bfisherman]

I did a Herculiner (parts store stuff) that I actually bought from some place on clearance years ago. I forgot what truck I had back then but I did good prep and then this stuff actually got put on with a roller. It dried to a little softer to the touch feel than the line-x but to me it held up great. I would do that product again way before anything else. Right now I have the big rubber mat on the tail gate and in the bed. My knees don't like kneeling on the hard metal so I chose that this time. I say go Herculiner!

Bill

 

[gassersarentdead]

- insert on your knees in the bed of a truck joke here -

 

[Dubstep Shep]

Mine was just under $600 for Line-X, but it's a lifetime warranty and it'll never fade. So naturally I abuse the **** out of it and I don't care.