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speeddemon_383 Enthusiast

speeddemon_383

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I have my new truck scheduled to get rhino lined this week. The problem is that I am seeing a lot of people that have issues with the rhino fading...I like to keep my stuff looking good and I dont want my liner being grey in a year. I have read that the line-x brands do not fade as bad.

 

Also looking at doing over the rails. Anyone have pictures of over the rail bedliner on a 2007 or newer red silverado? Just curious as to how it will look?

 

Thanks for any replies...

EX-F150 owner Enthusiast

EX-F150 owner

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Line-X offers XTRA in their's that you can opt. for but I think it cost a little more for that. It has UV protection in it to keep the liner from fading. If Rhino does not offer this why not get it Line-X'ed instead?

wifeysdenali Enthusiast

wifeysdenali

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I went with Superliner and I love it, very glossy, and it was a littel cheaper than linex with the glossy extra coating. My local GMC dealer installs them. Its not suppose to fade ever.

 

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ruggedlife Enthusiast

ruggedlife

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i have installed many bed accessories, drilled through tons of liners, seen them all from do it yourself jobs to rhino vortex linex... i know it comes down to how the bed is prepped, and how it is sprayed, but hands down every time the linex is thicker and far more durable, i'll put rhino second in line but not a close second at all, i could find my dream truck and if it had a no name liner installed in it i would not buy it until the bed was replaced, those off brand or dealer installed brands are typically junk, paper thin, and peal right up, ive had vortex peal right up from sliding wheels and tires into a bed on many occasions...

jdubub Senior Enthusiast

jdubub

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I will check later for the receipt..... I can't remember what brand mine is but the dealer installed

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gnet158 Senior Enthusiast

gnet158

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If you go Line-X get the "Extra" because it will fade. No where near as bad a Rhino, but still fades. Mine did but I don't care, it's not that bad.

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