I just bought an 03 Supercrew and will be getting a sprayed in bedliner next week, but don't have any experience with them. Inyati, Rhino and Line-X are all local here in Chandler, AZ, plus they're all within $15 of each other.

So, for the AZ heat/dust, which one is best?

Thanks.

 

line-x looks better and is harder, rhino is softer and prevents stuff from slipping more. i'm not sure of the other one but they all are better than a drop in.

 

From what I have seen in Texas, Oklahoma and now Kansas, Line-X has a better looking product.

The Gov't is testing/using line-X for to reinforce cinder blocks and for other uses because it IS the superior product.

I don't work for Line-X, but I am in the military...

 

i'm lookign at arma coat as it seems to be like line-x but better and a more diverse product line. they even have a product that you can use on seats. now i understand most of you wouldn't do this but i have a dune buggy and having rubber coated seats would be a godsend for spraying out a muddy buggy after some fun.

 

LINE-X!

 

Bikenut,

What do you use to polish your truck? That is one heck of a mirror finish on that XLT.

I purchased Eagle One Wet polish but when I tried to apply it in 35* weather it froze on contact... Hav eto wait a while I guess...

Spook

 

Thanks

I only use Meguires gold series products.

 

i'm also in chandler and just got the inyati put in my 04 150. the work was beautiful! 0 overspray, just th eright thinkness and of course lifetime warrenty. I have a black truck and it mathced perfectly as well as the dealer said they do lots in the AZ sun so have lots of proof they don't fade in our sun...

 

I only use Meguires gold series products. [/B]


[/QUOTE] meguires rocks, hands down!! gots to be the best product i've seen. also, for all the bedliner questions...i've been shopping around myself, but could not figure out what i wanted. so as i walk to my ship every morning through the shipyard parking lot, i check out all the trucks with sprayed in liners. i thought that line-x was like 12 grit sandpaper!! but i wasn't. so i got to see a line-x and a rhino job today. so now i'm really confused cause the line-x felt soft, not like sand paper! but from the looks of all who post about bedliners, line-x and rhino are the way to go. i know that rhino makes a brush on renewal coating that you can do yourself. it re-pigments the liner. so i guess either or, you'll be straight!