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Hi,

Got a christmas present (or 1/2...paid 1/2 of the cost) for my truck :)

I went with the rhino brand. Seems pretty good (hopefully it holds up to all the plywood, lumber etc... I throw into it)

Total cost $460 over the rail.

Some pics:

RhinoLining1.jpg

 

RhinoLining2.jpg

 

t

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One of the best over the rail Rhino installs I've seen!

 

Still loving my Line-X! Spray in liners are the way to go!

 

James.

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Hi,

Got a christmas present (or 1/2...paid 1/2 of the cost) for my truck :confused:

I went with the rhino brand.  Seems pretty good (hopefully it holds up to all the plywood, lumber etc... I throw into it)

Total cost $460 over the rail.

Some pics:

RhinoLining1.jpg

 

RhinoLining2.jpg

 

t

 

 

 

Looks good, I have the Rhino in my 2000 GMC :cheers:

 

Beware your bed will still dent and the liner can be ripped. I made the mistake of having a forklift guy put a pallet of bricks into my bed this past summer. I watched him and he did a near perfect job. The pallet did catch just a little and was enough to put a nice 4 inch gouge into the liner (the dealer filled it at no charge).

 

Now I use a piece of plywood or a bedmat in the bed when I have a anything put int the bed via top loader or with a forklift to avoid that problem.

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