res_communes

+1 for Line-X

fordtime

I thought about the Line-X until I seen the you tube video of the installation. It just depends for a grocery getter, camping, fishing and hauling firewood the Bedrug works for me.

gwj42

My 14XLT was in stock with a dealer installed "Ford logo" drop in held in place with the 4 tie down plates. I bought an indoor/outdoor rug (Home Depot.com) for less than $20 and cut it to fit the floor. I have an Extang Solidfold tonneau. Nothing slides around (toolbox, Rubbermaid containers and miscellaneous) and if I haul something loose or dirty (like landscaping materials) I roll up the rug first so I can later sweep out the plastic liner. Works for me.

Bill14STX

I sent you a private message with that info, but I don't see it in my sent items folder, so let me know if you didn't get it and I'll try again...

1lowranger

Don't do the drop in. I have a 2011 gmc work truck with 60,000 miles on it. It came with the factory tool box and drop in liner. Just this past weekend I was cleaning out the bed and lifted the rear up a bit just to look and the paint is gone already and rust has started to form.

GreyGhost13

All for the spray in! It will protect all of the bed, no risk of rust from water that gets underneath the drop in and it looks much, much better.

ptmccain

Just came home from my Line-X install. I could not be more pleased. It looks fantastic and I know I made the right decision. Thanks for the help and advice.

chump

i got it... thanks

Steve Bensler

i got my truck sprayed with rhino lining! "Its Better than the competitors and dirt washes off with a rinse of water"... I can agree with the clean statement, not too sure if its better or worse all i know is this tough! I find cleaning line-x after a pile of dirt is very frustrating. The dirt gets into all the little holes etc. With the rhino it doesnt do that. I have had fork lift forks scratch on the spray, pallets dragged across it and dirt and crap and the stuff washes away with a garden hose and looks brand new... No scratches from the forks, no dirt, doesn't fade in the sun .. so happy, a bed spray with an undercoat spray was $600

http://www.rhinolinings.com/

Stage4

Well, according the Rhino (Tuff Grip and Hardline) technical data sheets (which you can get upon request), they are not better than LINE-X. LINE-X has a higher tear strength, tensile strength, blah blah blah. But, it works for you and that's what counts!