Spray In Bedliner

drumset5994 · August 29, 2005

I've got a 99 Silvy Shortbed...

Anybody know the cost (approx) it would be to put in a spray-in bedliner professionally?

99silveradoz71 · August 29, 2005

I want to say the $300-$400 range sounds familiar to me. Of course that was back in late 99 when I had mine done.

SierraCrewGuy · August 30, 2005

You should definitely be in the $300 - 400 range.

FloridaZ · September 2, 2005

Just had mine done last week. Cost $400.00 bucks for speedliner. Very satisfied with it.

stinkylinky · September 3, 2005

I had Rhinoliner put in early July for $ 375.00 (Illinois). Was supposedly $75 off the normal price. Indiana dealer was $475 no discount at the time.

stinkylinky · September 3, 2005

Forgot to add that these prices are black only. Color adds $100 - $150.

TruckDaddy · September 9, 2005

I'm a LINE-X dealer, let me know if you have any questions.

Here's my site: www.linexfortworthtexas.com

6Burgh · September 17, 2005

I paid $500 for line-x over the rail in a standard bed. Rhino was closer to $600. I wish I live closer to where some of you paid $300 -$400. LOL

05Silverado81 · October 14, 2005

Had speedliner put in mine couple of months ago. Cost me $380, tough stuff too.

trever1t · October 14, 2005

I was quoted $450 for under the rails from Line-x. I've seen their work and it looks like a solid plastic bedliner! Good stuff.

gmcjoe · October 14, 2005

Around here retail is about $425 for an under rail Rhino or Line-X

One thing, I finally had a Rhino sprayed into my GMC this past summer. I found out these aren't as durable as they say. There is some fine print...

About a month after I had it installed, I bought a skid of patio stones from Home Depot. The guy used the forklift to put it in the bed. Doing so caused a nice fine rip in my liner.

I took it back and they said 'well, you can't have them do that' and he filled it in and you can't even tell now.

Now I have to have a piece of plywood down before having anything like that done. Kind of a hassle if you ask me.

sleepur606 · November 7, 2005

Around here retail is about $425 for an under rail Rhino or Line-X

One thing, I finally had a Rhino sprayed into my GMC this past summer. I found out these aren't as durable as they say. There is some fine print...

About a month after I had it installed, I bought a skid of patio stones from Home Depot. The guy used the forklift to put it in the bed. Doing so caused a nice fine rip in my liner.

I took it back and they said 'well, you can't have them do that' and he filled it in and you can't even tell now.

Now I have to have a piece of plywood down before having anything like that done. Kind of a hassle if you ask me.

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I had a Line-X liner sprayed in my truck almost a year ago and it has held up really well. I paid something like $550 in Southern California for under the rail/standard box, but I got the special UV resistant coating which added $100 to the total price. The place I did it was really nice and they even pounded out some of the dents I had in my bed. I haven't really seen anything comparable in my area, but spray in is definitely what you need if you're looking for protection for your bed.

max71z · November 15, 2005

I've got a 99 Silvy Shortbed...

Anybody know the cost (approx) it would be to put in a spray-in bedliner professionally?

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i used line-x it was $475 and i love it !

o-ya , that was over the rails .

-[Rupes]- · December 22, 2005

Go Line-X, Definatly some good stuff!, I work at the Line-X dealer in Ottawa, Ontario up here in Canada! I got my truck done and there are NO regrets! over the rail is around $550 CDN for a shortbox.

GMCefinRocks · March 14, 2006

It cost me $484 to have Line-X sprayed on my truck. I think Line-X feels softer and not as rough as Rhino. If, however, you like the way sand paper feels, then go and buy Rhino.