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I have been getting quotes for various brands of spray-in bedliners in the DFW area.

 

My boss has a contact with TOFF, and was able to get me a quote for my '07 Silverado Classic SB, $250 for under the rail, $285 for over the rail. That's not bad considering that Line-X and Rhino were in the range of $375-450.

 

The question I have is, would yall do over the rail, or under the rail and get rail caps?

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I would definitely do over the rail. Its not that much more and provides a much better weather resistant seal. The bedrails trap too much water from what i have seen and start to rust out underneath them. I pulled all the stock protectors off (rails and tailgate) and had the bed lined over the rails and tailgate. Looks like the pics above minus the diamond plating underneath.

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Here are two quick pics of my rail caps with spray bedliner  I did the tool box too. looks good in my opion.

 

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Very nice! Thanks for posting the pics. I'm definately going to get some diamond rails and have them sprayed with the rest of the bed. Looks tough.

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get line-x, rhino blows

 

 

 

Age old debate :):lol:

 

 

 

 

 

I'll chime in on this. If I were going to pay someone else to do it, I'd probably go w/Rhino, simply because Line-X SUCKS on their warrenty. It supposedly comes with a lifetime guarantee that it won't peel or chip. My father-in-law's truck has two spots where the Line-X has chipped, then peeled. HOWEVER, Line-X claims that it's not a warrenty repair because we must have scraped something along the box to have made it chip and peel like that (ummm...duh, it's a truck, s**t gets drug in it all the time). So basically they told us we voided the warrenty because we used the truck like a truck...Line-X has since lost my business and that of many people I know.

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I did over the rails and from the body line down including the sissy bars with line-x.

 

Now I can run 55 down gravel roads and don't have to worry about rocks chipping the paint.

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