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Superliner is a "one-part" also called a "solvent based" 100% polyurethane liner. The polyurethane is suspended in a solvent. A catalyst is added, such as a liquid chemical or even just air, that removes the solvent and leaves just the polyurethane. Typically, one-part polys are not as durable as two-part polys. Superliner dealers have to spray an "adhesion promoter" (glue) on the bed first to make the liner stick to the bed. They spray it on using a cold/low pressure system or just a hopper gun.
Reflex is a two-part 100% polyurethane liner. Two-part means that isocyanate (a hardener) is mixed with a polyol resin which renders the polyurethane. The liner is sprayed using a cold/low pressure system.
LINE-X is a two-part polyurethane and polyurea mix. The added polyurea raises the temperature tolerance, raises the tear strength, makes it harder, makes it more chemical resistant to organic oils and solvents, keeps moisture out the resin which produces a more dense liner and also gives it better adhesion. LINE-X is sprayed using a heat/high pressure system. LINE-X offers a nationwide lifetime warranty on their bedliners.
Bedrugs is a good product. The only negative comments I have ever heard (and they are minor) are the following:
1. Only comes in gray.
2. Tends to sag a bit after a while.
3. Traps moisture between the rug and the bed.
4. You need to get used to looking at carpet in your bed.
Hope that helps!
Last edited by TruckGasm; 12-29-2004 at 02:39 PM.
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