How thick is LineX and other questions

BadBolt · #1 06-09-2005, 08:06 PM

My bed floor has some good size dents from heavy loads being put in it; I'm talking about the high ribs on the bed floor. In fact you can see the outline of the first crossmember on the bed underside from heavy loading. You see it on the low area between the high ribs. Is a spray in LineX gonna' cover these up or make them more visible. Lastly, can this liner be removed is desired. TIA.

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TruckGasm · #2 06-10-2005, 02:49 PM

If the floor is dented that much, then neither LINE-X or any other spray on is going to fill in the area all the way. Spray-ins conform to the truck's contours. LINE-X is sprayed up to 1/4" on the bed and up to 1/8" on the sides. Spray-ins can be removed, but it a royal PITA. We charge $40/hour to take them out. I usually takes anywhere from 2 to 6 hours to get the job done.

Bryndon · #3 06-13-2005, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by BadBolt

My bed floor has some good size dents from heavy loads being put in it; I'm talking about the high ribs on the bed floor. In fact you can see the outline of the first crossmember on the bed underside from heavy loading. You see it on the low area between the high ribs. Is a spray in LineX gonna' cover these up or make them more visible. Lastly, can this liner be removed is desired. TIA.

If you have a current body style truck, the Dualcomp liner will hide the dents and provide the best possible protection against adding more in the future. Let me know if I can help you out with this one.

If you truck is an older style, the only thing that will hide the dents is a drop-in or just a bed mat.

None of the spray-ins should be easy to remove, if the surface is properly prepped - if the prep job sucks, many can be peeled right off.

Bryndon
Dualcomp Sales

Norm · #4 06-15-2005, 10:14 AM

Bryndon, If you wish to continue advertising your product you should become a supporting vendor. The site can definitely use a few more. Try to word your post more as helpful suggestions rather than "I have a product that will work for you." you should stay under the mod's radar. This one wasn't too bad.