2015LariatFX4dude

Hey guys, who all has got a Rhino Liner spray in bed liner on their trucks? My truck needs a liner BAD, my bed has never had any protection. Can get one locally for a good price. Do they hold up really well? Anyone had any issues with them?

Arsenal

I had one in my last truck (2013 XLT 4x4) that was great. I would have put it in my new truck (2018) but the installer left town. Functionally the same as my line-x in my new truck (and cheaper).

boochi99

Check out Bullet Liner as well if they are in your area. They will beat Line-X in price every time for essentially the same product.

Mike Up

Rhino Bed Liners don't hold up from what I've seen. Friend and father in law had them and they come apart. My father in laws chalked or turned white, plus started to fall apart where chunks started missing. Friends had the chipping where there were chunks missing everywhere. He said dealers heat the liner and take a tongue dispenser to spread it back out where the damage is. I would just skip Rhino Lining. Never heard anything but good about LineX. All spray in liners supposedly will start turning white but I believe LineX has an added option to keep it from happening.

I just had a Bedrug Bedliner installed and it's my 4th. I can't say enough good about them. When I traded the trucks that had them in, the Bedrug Bed Liners all looked as good as the day they were installed. I believe they protect from dents better than spray in liners also. Even though there is some nap, I just brush dirt and wood chips out easily. You can even hose it off. I love that the Bedrug protects my cargo with it's soft surface plus keeps things from sliding around like you would have with a spray in or drop in bed liner. Also the Bedrug is very easy on the knees unlike spray in bed liners.

Myself, it would either be a LineX or a Bedrug. I wouldn't even have the factory spray in, it can literally be peeled off the bed.

Good luck with whatever you choose.

Taggart

I had Line-X with the UV additive in my 2011 and it still looked new when I sold it last month.

dougg

look at dualliner

Mike Up

I bought and returned it because it was made like garbage. Rubber bed mat had huge hole from a gob of yellow garbage stuck in it, which nearly pierced all the way through the mat. Then mat wouldn't lay flat or fit in the hard plastic side piece groove. Then the side pieces were already scratching the paint on the truck.

It's essentially a modular drop in liner without a bottom, where a rubber mat fits in. Learned my lesson. Went back to Bedrug. I thought I'd try it as it looked interesting but had all the negatives of a drop in liner with none of the positives.

Mizzou.Mike

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Look for an armadillo liner dealer in your area. I just got my sons truck done for $350

RedDakooter05

Some years ago I installed one myself with Herculiner. Seemed to hold up well for few years before trading it in. One gallon was enough for the gmc canyon, so probably two gallons for fullsize.


Though if you're too old to be on your knee's in a truck bed like me, then just ignore my entire post.

Wicked ace

I've had two truck beds done with Rhino over the years. An '03 Silverado in deep green that the Rhino dealer color matched to perfection. This was the old formula that all were having problems with. I had a tonneau cover that kept it out of the weather to a good extent and may be why it kept up so well. It held up and looked great for 7 years and 145k miles I had the truck.
My current F150 I negotiated an aftermarket liner and got the Rhino Hybrid from a local dealer. The Hybrid formula is all they do at that shop. It looks, acts and performs as expected. I have no complaints on the product and the dealer was professional and thorough prepping and applying the product. Prep I think is key on any of these so a trip to their shop to see and ask questions helps.