Line-X

[RoadDog66]

Added a Line-X bedliner Friday. Very happy with how it turned out. If you didn't get the factory bedliner this is the way to go. I was first appt in the morning at the shop and it took them under 2 hrs to sand and spray. I just went with the Standard Line-X rather than the Premium. It was way too glossy and didn't add any strength to it so not worth an extra $150 IMHO.

 

[blackbetty14]

Yea I got mine done by the dealer a week after I got it by rhino liner. Stuff is beast but it's not all that "grippy" and it's worse when it's wet, not to mention offers no protection against dings etc.

I hate plastic bedliners and I just threw a deezee bed mat in mine on Friday. A 3/8" peice of precut rubber that covers the whole bottom of the bed. It's alittle weird to walk on but offers alot of grip, impact resistance and still let's water drain underneith.

 

[Stage4]

LINE-X (490 psi tear strength) is a lot stronger than Rhino (225 psi tear strength). Premium is glossy, but I think it looks pretty good and it won't fade. If you have a bed cover, then you don't need Premium.

 

[TruckNut]

......I just went with the Standard Line-X rather than the Premium. It was way too glossy and didn't add any strength to it so not worth an extra $150 IMHO.

Did the same on mine a week after I got it. My dog thanks me all the time. He hated plastic drop ins!

 

[RoadDog66]

LINE-X (490 psi tear strength) is a lot stronger than Rhino (225 psi tear strength). Premium is glossy, but I think it looks pretty good and it won't fade. If you have a bed cover, then you don't need Premium.

They had a side by side comparison in the showroom and the Premium shine was too over the top for me. Besides I didn't want the bedliner to distract from the Max Steel paint job . I plan to get a cover before winter so hopefully it won't fade too quick.

 

[blackbetty14]

LINE-X (490 psi tear strength) is a lot stronger than Rhino (225 psi tear strength). Premium is glossy, but I think it looks pretty good and it won't fade. If you have a bed cover, then you don't need Premium.

When the hell would u ever be able to test that? And who cares lol, they both do the same thing and pretty much handle everything u can throw at it. I also think depending on the prep and how it's applied and the conditions it was applied in could make one stronger or weaker than the other.

 

[LilRamie]

Prep def goes a long way but all things considered equal and I have the choice, I pic linex I'd rather have the extra tear strength when I'm shovelling gravel out the back etc...

On the stand vs premium my shop had aged samples outside it doesn't fade to quick reminds me of how your stock exterior black plastics fade like a mirror hounding , maybe slightly quicker.

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[LilRamie]

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