Just call me Sean

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I guess she shouldn't have taken your car. It must have liked you better than her.

Hokie_PhD

I got my FX4 last month and had the dealer have the the LineX done. Overall, I'm very happy with it as it looks like it was done by the factory.

IHDude18

we have a line-x in our 2003 f-350 and it is full of scratches nicks (lets make that gouges) and our tailgate bent this might partially be because of the 300lb rocks we where throwing in it

SinCityFX4

I have Line-X Xtra and it is star black (or whatever color you want) and hard as nails. It has survived rocks, engine blocks, tons of old appliances, etc and is clean and scratch free.

Rhino lining is like soft puddy it peels so easy and fades quick

dplummer87

Sorry sin, had to jump in. The Rhino in our 99f350 has survived more than it was intended for. Has yet to flake, and only has small gouges where #3500 skids got caught

Just call me Sean

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The Rhino liner in mine got scratched all up from dragging a rear end in and out of it. A rear is a lot lighter than an engine block.

wakonako

The rhino liner in the back of ma dads work truck has survived an incredible amount of abuse from being full of rocks and rubble to getting things just thrown in there.

There's holes in places and scratches, but gorilla glue fixes most of the stuff and scratches will occur in any finish given enough time

barnards

my rhino was $408 and looks great. There is a life time warranty so if you don't like screwing around with problems this may be your best bet.

ATV24/7

dad just got his stroker sprayed in with LINE-X last spring and it is nice, but we dont abuse it or haul anything in it hard or heavy. it was a little over $400

dplummer87

Any liner comes down to the application...

Our rhino is 9 years old and held up amazingly well to #3500 skids being pushed in and drug off daily