Spray in Liner? Best on the Market?

[Rodney Pitts]

Looking for a spray in liner that will last for the long term and not fade... Thinking about K liner and have checked pricing on Line-X and Rhino. Can't find any good reviews anywhere on the different brands. Any advice is appreciated ahead of time!!!

 

[MADDOG]

The materials and application process between Line-X & Rhino liner are pretty much the same. I've had both and they held up well.

The quality of the job really depends on the quality of the prep and following the application instructions closely.

My suggestion is to find the installer who gets the best reviews and customer comments so you get the best end product.

 

[bryan28]

Line-x premium gets my vote.

 

[eaglefrq]

I have the standard Line-X for approx. 1 yr and it's holding up great so far.

 

[WTM75]

I’ve got Bullet Liner. So far I’ve been happy with, though I haven’t really abused yet.

 

[Donutsahoy]

I had my bed Line-Xed recently, I would definitely agree that the quality of service is just as if not more important than the actual product, but I love my line-x


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[Razzman]

Line-X or Rhino are both good, but they all fade eventually. Have yet to have one that doesn't.

 

[BlkZrx]

Had LineX about 8 yrs. 5 yrs. in a Chevy before my Ram at 3 year. Yeah, it fades a little. But it's tough as hell. I've abused it with gravel, wood, and huge chunks of metal. It also quiets the truck a little. Worth every cent..

Sent from my LG-K540 using Tapatalk

 

[Chrisg86]

What about scorpion liner?

 

[BWL]

7 yr old line x and my truck gets used as a truck.