Spray In Bedliners

[focijoe]

I am considering a spray in bedliner for my 09 Silverado 2500HD. I have a choice between Rhino Liner and Line-x. I have used the search but I really want to know what you guys haul in your bed and how they hold up. I will be hauling firewood, plywood, concrete block, and old wood and plaster from demo on my house on a regular basis.

Will it hold up???? I don't want to have to worry every time i throw something in my bed that it will screw up my liner. Also how are the warranties? If I would damage the liner is it covered? Have you ever damaged yours?

[jro909]

i believe both are lifetime warrantys that cover any damage to the liner

[MacA]

i believe both are lifetime warrantys that cover any damage to the liner

 

+1...this is my second Chevy truck with the Line-X and it has handled everything I have thrown at it. Excellent product!!

[RyanbabZ71]

Either will hold up well. Had a Rhino in my 2000 and went with Line-X (mainly because their shop was close and I wanted to try something different) in my 2010.

[ffthornton]

This should help Bomb proof

[C. Charles Hahn]

I love my Line-X. I've hauled everything from lumber, to concrete blocks, and even dragged a 600# air compressor across it and it still looks just like it did when it was new (save for a bit of dirt I need to clean up in the spring). I'd highly recommend it.

[wurgs]

I had linex and rhinoliner both and for your type of hauling i"d go with the linex brand. Rhinoliner has a rougher more rubbery feel to it which keeps things from sliding around much and Linex is a slightly smoother harder finish which should help you with unloading construction items. I never had a problem with either liner with rips or peeling away so whichever you choose should be fine.

[Black02Silverado]

I have Speedliner in mine. I like it. I haul everything. Gravel, dirt, mulch. It is holding up well considering the abuse I give it. You just can't beat a spray in bedliner!!!

[CasualButJiggy]

I had Rhino in my 04 F350 and beat the hell out of it. Rocks, blocks, lumber, construction debris, you name it, and it took all the abuse I could throw at it. I would certainly get it again. I don't think you can go wrong with Linex or Rhino.

[jwhjr]

Line-X in my 04 since new and have had firewood/concrete/rocks/sand/dirt and more in it and it has held up.

[Nytemare]

This should help Bomb proof

I think we should paint every vehicle in Afghanistan and Iraq with this stuff.............Help protect all the guys and gals over there from roadside bombs more.

[SparkySparks]

I don't know what brand my liner is but the liner they used when I bought my truck was a low pressure spray in liner and it was more of a rubbery deal, helped a buddy move and he slid a heave dresser across it and it scratched it to the paint in a couple of places. The dealership had it redone and this time its like really had and thick plastic. Hauled all of my stuff when I moved and it had what looked like scratches again but not as deep. When I looked closer the scratch was actually more like saw dust, guess the new liner fought back.

[J-man67]

I have Line-ex and love it. I keep about 10 pavers, two jacks, tools, and some misc stuff in my bed daily. It never moves and the liner still looks new. I kinda tested it last week and dropped a few of those pavers in and nothing happened.

[tflessner]

I have Speedliner in mine. I like it. I haul everything. Gravel, dirt, mulch. It is holding up well considering the abuse I give it. You just can't beat a spray in bedliner!!!

 

 

I've got the Speedliner in mine also. It was less expensive, and is very durable.

 

It's a little harder than Rhino and a little softer than Line-X. And, it's still looks great after 3 years, no fading, etc.

 

I've hauled everything from rocks/gravel, hay bales, auto parts, four wheelers, etc. and it's held up great. I will always get the spray in bedliner for all my pickups.

[d3athsong]

My line-x has held up nice. Hauled oil, chemical, rock, steel, parts, bin sweeps, fans, all kinds of things. And with the exception of some caulking that was on a fan that doesnt seem to want to come off, it still looks great. Ive had 3 85lbs suitcase weights on the back all winter not tied down and they hadn't moved at all until the other day when i had to get on my brakes hard, so it grips pretty good too..