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Drop-in or spray in?

Old 09-15-2013, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted by RubyFX4
I got the factory spray in, the dealership aftermarket guy showed me a sample of the Line-X and the factory one and I was more impressed with the factory one. Got it done for $499 with a lifetime warranty and they did it at their body shop. Very happy so far. Also the factory color was darker!
How is a "factory spray-in" done in their body shop?
Old 09-15-2013, 01:07 PM
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The factory one is half as thick (about 65 mils) and has a 3yr/36K warranty. If there's a problem, it's going to an aftermarket dealer to get fixed anyway. And, the factory one will fade unlike LINE-X Premium and Platinum.
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Originally Posted by 11rangerZ520
Don't they have a lifetime warranty? I would think that should be covered under if they do.

I assume so, but I'm a busy person, and the hassle of taking my truck to the city, having DW pick me up, driving back to get it. Ugh. I have had both, drop-ins look like crap after a while, they tend to scratch underneath. But they do the trick, and hold up better.
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I just had mine sprayed with Line-X. The remove the bed bolts, tie downs, tailgate and tailgate access panel. They also spray the front lip of the bed. It cost $469 (6'6" bed). It's 125 mil thick (about 1/8") (65 mil on the "over the rails on vehicles that need that). It looks awesome!
Old 09-16-2013, 07:20 PM
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I like the drop ins. Current truck has a Duraliner and it's holding up great.

Bed is the "working" part of my truck. I put anything and everything back there. Bricks, rocks, dirt concrete, trash, garbage, old batteries, pallets of heavy stuff, oil cans etc etc. I don't worry about any damage or even if it leaks. Empty it, hose it out and good for next time. With a spray in liner, I think I would worry more.
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I want a duraliner but I'm a hunter... I'm worried about blood leaking between the matt / plastic where they snap. Any hunters have this problem?
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Originally Posted by benelli_t
I want a duraliner but I'm a hunter... I'm worried about blood leaking between the matt / plastic where they snap. Any hunters have this problem?
You must be thinking of Dual Liner.
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Originally Posted by Mustangdavey
You must be thinking of Dual Liner.
Oops...yes!


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