Has anyone used this brand of spray on bedliner? I notice its about $70-$100 less expensive than Rhino. I don't mind paying the difference if Rhino is better? Thoughts on this brand anyone?

 

I have no experience with reflex but I would get Line-X. I had Rhino for 10 years and it held up well. But it started fading really bad and after a couple years looked like crap. Also, unless they changed, Rhino linings does not have nationwide warranty. You have to take it back to the same dealer. Just my .02 on Rhino lining.

 

I found a Line-X dealer here, but it is about $130 difference...anyone have experience with Reflex spray on bedliner?

 

Nobody has any experience with Reflex?

 

never even heard of it before!

 

I bought my 2010 F-150 in February of 2010 and had the Reflex bed liner intalled. I had no complaints up until December, when I noticed that some of the bed liner had "decomposed" a little. Basically a few square feet of the liner had softened for some reason, and I have never exposed the box of my truck to anything except for fishing / hunting gear and a few loads of sod.

I can't give you an update on the warranty of the product as I haven't delt with the problem yet. I have been told that they will back their product though. Line-X seems to have the best reputation though, although initially I was impressed with the Reflex bed liner

 

Thanks Scott. The dealer here said they have a lifetime warranty on Reflex bedliners, so I imagine your problem is covered under warranty.

 

Man, people are telling you the other brand is crap, but you won't spend an extra 130 for quality lining? In a new truck....

 

I wasn't able to tell if the Reflex bed liner is one that cures similar to Line-X's, even though the sprayer uses three chemicals going to it. Assuming the prep work is well done, epoxy style bedliners like Line-X are a head and shoulders above ones that just use solvents to dry.

 

hi don't get a reflex bed liner its trash mine is peeling off