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If anyone has any opinions please let me know. I am looking to get a spray in bed liner for the new 07 1500 and would like some suggestions on which liner brand to go with.

 

Rhino Liner, Line X or Reflex.

 

I got a price of 379.00 for Reflex and 439.00 for Line X. Rhino Liner was around 499.00. Anyone have any preferences? :cool:

Rocco715 Enthusiast

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The majority of this site is Line X. Do a search for spray in's and i'm sure you'll find an answer to which one you'd like

BrianW Enthusiast

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I have the Line-X over the rail treatment as well. The no-slip surface texture works well here in the snow-belt and wet season. Seems real durable so far.

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Linex is a harder spray in correct? Rhino Liner I know has a tacky almost rubber consistency.

LINE-X is hard, not rubbery at all

gvbhunt Enthusiast

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Had Rhino on my last truck. It was black for about a month then turned charcoal (Still black but pretty faded). On this truck I went with AmeraGuard over the rails. Like Line-x, same texture.

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silverbullet2005 Enthusiast

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TOFF spray in liner by Artlux.

 

It's sort of in between Line-X and Rhino. it's hard but slightly rubbery so it doesn't damage whatever your hauling. I love mine.

 

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GatorFan Enthusiast

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I was thinking the same thing (which brand) but now I have my answer. A neighbor of mine is also friends with a guy that owns a local Line-X shop and said he would give me a "brother-in-law" discount so I figure I will call him next week and get some pricing. I am thinking of having him spray in my rear wheel wells as well. I know the newer trucks are coming with the liner and I wished they would make some for my GMT-800 but I can use the Line-X just as well. :lol:

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