Anyone heard anything about this??
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And don't you mean You're welcome...? The your/you're typo is another one, just as bad as the then/than one! 
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ive got rhino lining. The only complaints i have had about it are the fading(to be expected) and i had one spot rub off where my winch wire rubbed a spot off when im hauling my fourwheeler.
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Originally Posted by bluehosefb90
ive got rhino lining. The only complaints i have had about it are the fading(to be expected) and i had one spot rub off where my winch wire rubbed a spot off when im hauling my fourwheeler.
hmm lol
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If you want to go with a do it yourself liner I'd use either Durabak or Herculiner. They're both about $100 for a kit I think. I've had a Ford drop-in in my last three trucks, one for 11 years, with no issues, cost about $200. I've seen some nice spray in jobs but I've also heard some nightmare stories. I've also never seen a spray in that was ~ 10 years old.
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Originally Posted by 04sd
If you want to go with a do it yourself liner I'd use either Durabak or Herculiner. They're both about $100 for a kit I think. I've had a Ford drop-in in my last three trucks, one for 11 years, with no issues, cost about $200. I've seen some nice spray in jobs but I've also heard some nightmare stories. I've also never seen a spray in that was ~ 10 years old.
hmm I really dont like drop ins tho..
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Originally Posted by JJG052590
hmm I really dont like drop ins tho..
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SCREW GETTING A LINE X! I emailed the local place and he responded with
" it costs 385.00 to go under the rail and 445.00 to go over the rail
and it
takes about two hours from start to finish so give me a call if you
want to
schedule an appointment...
thanks,
brett"
" it costs 385.00 to go under the rail and 445.00 to go over the rail
and it
takes about two hours from start to finish so give me a call if you
want to
schedule an appointment...
thanks,
brett"
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Originally Posted by JJG052590
SCREW GETTING A LINE X! I emailed the local place and he responded with
" it costs 385.00 to go under the rail and 445.00 to go over the rail
and it
takes about two hours from start to finish so give me a call if you
want to
schedule an appointment...
thanks,
brett"
" it costs 385.00 to go under the rail and 445.00 to go over the rail
and it
takes about two hours from start to finish so give me a call if you
want to
schedule an appointment...
thanks,
brett"
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I got my Line-X for free when I bought my truck. I never would have gotten one otherwise because they cost so much and you seem to hear a lot of horror stories.
No issues so far. I like it because stuff doesn't slide around in the bed. Its a nice clean look. I just wouldn't throw anything heavy back there because it will dent your bed for sure, with drop-in liners you don't have to worry about that.
No issues so far. I like it because stuff doesn't slide around in the bed. Its a nice clean look. I just wouldn't throw anything heavy back there because it will dent your bed for sure, with drop-in liners you don't have to worry about that.
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Originally Posted by laurar146
I just wouldn't throw anything heavy back there because it will dent your bed for sure, with drop-in liners you don't have to worry about that.
