Rhino Lining?
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From: LA
I got a price today in Baton Rouge for a 5.5' screw. 370.39 plus tax. I think the Rhino is thicker than the Line-X. I getting mine sprayed in tomorrow Saturday the 14th. You can get a free sample mailed to you from their website if you would like.
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From: North Billerica, MA
Prices in boston area are $425 as the cheapest. $475 is the average for underrail.
In my reasearch, Linex has lifetime nationwide warranty... You mess it up, they fix it.
I do not think that rhino does.
I have seen both in trucks from people here at work. The Rhino seemed a little bit rubberier (sp?), and the linex was a little slipperier (sp?).
Personally, I am going with Linex. I don't want to have to worry about messing up the liner and having to pay again to get it fixed.
In my reasearch, Linex has lifetime nationwide warranty... You mess it up, they fix it.
I do not think that rhino does.
I have seen both in trucks from people here at work. The Rhino seemed a little bit rubberier (sp?), and the linex was a little slipperier (sp?).
Personally, I am going with Linex. I don't want to have to worry about messing up the liner and having to pay again to get it fixed.
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From: Houston
Originally posted by mikey88
I got a price today in Baton Rouge for a 5.5' screw. 370.39 plus tax. I think the Rhino is thicker than the Line-X. I getting mine sprayed in tomorrow Saturday the 14th. You can get a free sample mailed to you from their website if you would like.
I got a price today in Baton Rouge for a 5.5' screw. 370.39 plus tax. I think the Rhino is thicker than the Line-X. I getting mine sprayed in tomorrow Saturday the 14th. You can get a free sample mailed to you from their website if you would like.
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From: Ski Country U.S.A. - Colorado
Whether you decide to go with Rhino Liner or Line-X, shop around a little for the best price.
The Rhino Liner in my FX4 6.5' only cost me $355, and he offered to spray the racks on my ATV after I mentioned it too.
The quotes I got varied by about $60.
The Rhino Liner in my FX4 6.5' only cost me $355, and he offered to spray the racks on my ATV after I mentioned it too.
The quotes I got varied by about $60.
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From: sturgis SD
Spray-ins vers Drop-ns
From past experience with bedliners and spray ins, I would steer you towards a bedliner like penda if you use your truck for work. If are a yuppie you can go with a spray in, but don't drop anything in it, it will dent the bed. Spray in may void your paint
warranty as the installer will have to sand the paint to get it to bond and Spray-ins can release from the applied surface if not thoughly prepped right and start condensation in the air pockets resulting in rust formation.
I had a bedliner in my F250 for 16 years and it still looks new underneath it. 8 ft pendas are about $ 289.00 A quote on my F150 for spray in was $480.00
Its your call. You are paying for mostly advertising for spray-ins.
warranty as the installer will have to sand the paint to get it to bond and Spray-ins can release from the applied surface if not thoughly prepped right and start condensation in the air pockets resulting in rust formation.
I had a bedliner in my F250 for 16 years and it still looks new underneath it. 8 ft pendas are about $ 289.00 A quote on my F150 for spray in was $480.00
Its your call. You are paying for mostly advertising for spray-ins.