Spray on bedliner

[KazDagi]

Brief recap - I wasn't too thrilled with the ease of scratching our truckbeds
might suffer from and told the dealer as much - he threw in a Line-X spray on bedliner. I love it. I have had it a week now and it is marvelous. I will try to upload a couple of pictures and if there are any questions feel free to ask.

Kaz

[swampler]

Will the trunk stay open by itself with the extra weight of the spary on liner?

[KazDagi]

So far no problems... opens and stays open easily.

Kaz

[willy212]

Looks really nice, plus the protection without scratches.

[stinger]

looks great!
did they use something 1st to etch/clean the surface for better adhesion.

[swampler]

Originally Posted by KazDagi

So far no problems... opens and stays open easily.

Kaz

Thanks...looks great, by the way.

[KazDagi]

Well, Line-X said they guarantee it forever, their application process is different than Rhino (they are a "hot" process and Rhino is "cold" - to begin with) and they are a national brand. I am not sure what they did to make it stick - but I assure you it is stuck. Told me the cost was about $300 - $350 and start to finish cure time is about 3 - 4 hours.

Kaz

[Rich W.]

That's a great idea, that stuff lasts forever. They may have disassembled the panels, and sprayed them individually, they come apart very easily.

[Lingered_I]

Looks great, but I'm going to wait until my bed is actually dinged up and scratched before going with Line-X, afterall, once it's done you don't know what's underneath.

[DoctorJ]

I wonder if all line-x dealers can do it this well. I fear you may get some hack or noob that does not spray it so well. Its not like you take it off and redo it so easily, I guess unles you replace the bed panels.