Spray-on Bedliners

[Steve]

Who has one? Recommendations? Comments?

Steve :icon_biggrin:

[fordtough.ca]

I do and I love it

Linex did my in Bolton

Took them 2 hrs and now I don't have to look for scratches under the bed liner (that was driving me nuts)

[Steve]

Thanks for the quick reply. We have a couple of places near where I live that offer this. I know the price varies by thickness, etc., but how much does this cost?

Steve :icon_smile:

[fordtough.ca]

it was 525 taxes in

[Steve]

Excellent, thanks!

Certainly worth the price. The bed on my 2000 Ranger is pretty chewed up and I don't use it for work.

[Bush_aholic]

Line-X I was sworn to secrecy about where and how much though...lol
http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm81/Bush_aholic/DSCN0941.jpg

[Steve]

That will be the first thing I get done after driving off the lot.

[nf150]

Line-X I was sworn to secrecy about where and how much though...lol
http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/mm81/Bush_aholic/DSCN0941.jpg

love the case of beer that will not slide back and forth on the spray on liner!!:icon_biggrin::icon_biggrin::icon_biggrin:

[Bush_aholic]

:icon_biggrin:Yup no more broken bottles for me:icon_eek:

[gt40]

Just had mine done, price was a bit better, but it varies with box size.
I also loosened all my bed bolts, and had them remove them while spraying - it makes it easier if you ever need to take the bed off (ie if you need access to your gas tank sending unit) and also removed the tie downs for them and replaced them after they were done.

[SKRWZ]

I had a Line X done last year, i'm loving it as well ...the stuff is great

heres a pre spray pic all prepped

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w88/skrwz/Line%20X/Picture118.jpg

10 min old Line X
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w88/skrwz/Line%20X/Picture135.jpg

Paper all stripped and ready to put box bolts and tie downs back in

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w88/skrwz/Line%20X/Picture159.jpg
http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w88/skrwz/Line%20X/Picture160.jpg

[Naa_Danno]

I saw a truck the other day that had been sprayed with some type of truck liner and it was peeling all over the sides and truck bed, what kinda of guarantee comes with the liner?

[fordtough.ca]

Life time with LineX

[mitchbtu]

My Ranger has spray on as well, the stuff is awesome....

[MississaugaRanger]

I got my 2008 Ranger Rhinolined (sprayed) at Hitch City in Mississauga...$518 (less $25 coupon from RhinoLiner website) plus tax. So far really satisfied and there is a lifetime warranty from the manufactuer (USA). Looks exactly like SWRWZ's...not sure if they are the same chemically...but the manufacture on the website claims that the US military uses it on their vehicles in Iraq against IEDs explosions...should be good for my everyday use!!!

[truckpilot]

Mine will be sprayed this Spring, thinking of a colour tint...

[north44]

I got a one-piece insert liner with my truck from the dealer when I bought it.

But one day in the spring of '03, I was browsing through Canadian Tire when I saw a DIY kit from Rhino - two cans of product that you mix together and then spray/paint/roller onto the pickup bed. The kit was on sale - I think about $50.00 at that time, so I picked it up.

So, on the next sunny weekend, armed with a bunch of cheap paint rollers and brushes that I got from the dollar store, I mixed up the liner kit and rollered/painted it on the pickup bed. Took a couple of hours, and wasn't difficult - if you can paint, you can do this.

It doesn't have the completely finished look of the professional spray-on shops, but it looks OK - a roller brush finish. There was enough material to double coat the bed, so the thickness of the liner is probably comparable.

So talk about redundant - I've got a "paint-on" liner, and on top of that, a one piece bedliner insert. Every spring I take off the insert and wash out the bed - the paint-on liner is holding up well. The original paint on the bed isn't being scratched, with the risk of rust starting that that involves.

I think that if you were constantly dumping stuff like gravel/bricks/rocks/dirt, etc. directly on a spray/paint-on liner and shoveling it out, that you would end with pitting/peeling eventually.

But with a lifetime guarantee, or if you manage to pick up a kit on sale like I did, it's still worth it to put one on. And for sure, it looks and wears better than just a coat of paint that gets scratched up, with the end result being a rusting pickup bed.

[murray99]

Linex in mine and paid 425.00

[ScottyV]

I had Line-x on the ranger, highly recommend it!

Linex in mine and paid 425.00
Where did you have yours done?

[Matty]

Line-x on mine and paid $350 taxes in. (the owners are my inlaws)

Highly recommend it.

[jafo]

life time warranty for peeling?

[MississaugaRanger]

well worth the money...no worries about your beer sliding around...true fact!!