Does anyone have a colored spray-in liner?
What color is it? How is it holding up to the suns UV rays? I guess with a bed cover there wouldn't be so much of a fading problem. I would like to get red, but don't want it turning pink in a few years.

Any other thoughts, thanks.

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1998 F-150 XLT 4X4 Supercab Flareside
Bright Red, Med Graphite 60/40 Int
4.6L V8, Auto, 3.55 gears, HD/Tow Pkg, ORP
Slider, Keyless Entry/Alarm, Pwr/W/L/M/S

ADDED

Uniden PRO520XL/Wilson 1000 CB
Alpine CHM-S655RF 6 CD Changer
Ventshade Stepshields in grey color
In the mail:
Stillen bumper cover
Bladerunner grill insert

 

When the manager at Rhino Linings seen the teal blue color of our truck, he immediately advised us to go with black color of bed liner. He said some colors fade worse than other & he felt our color was very prone to fading. He said he would spray the teal blue; however, he would not guarantee against fading.

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1999 Teal Blue F-150 S/C
4.6L, XLT, 3.55 L/S 4x2
Tow pkg., Rhino liner, Engine block heater & Swiss hard toneau cover. Premium sound
255/75 R16 Generals-owl
This" is Mama's pride"

 

I need to talk to the local sprayers here to see what their opinions are. thanks.

 

most shops offer a UV protection coating . .

 

I seen a Chevy at work that has color macthed bed liner I don't know how long he had it but I haven't seen any signs of fading yet when I seen it the past couple of years.

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2000 F150 XLT Reg. cab
4.6 Triton Engine
4x2 3.55 rear end gear
sliding rear window
automatic keyless entry
white styleside short box

 

I talked to the local Rhino dealer about lining my Super Crew and they said that to get it colar matched was a $250 option. So insted of costing me $350, it would be $600. Also, if they do get it to match a certain colar besides Charcole or black, they would have to apply a special coating to the Rhino so it doesnt fade, but it makes it a bit more slippery. So in reality, your better off getting it in charcole of black

 

I have a colored Line-X. They tried to just mix colors to match instead of ordering by paint code, so it doesn't match the paint color very closely, but the color still looks pretty darn good. (It's reddish brown to match my Chestnut truck.) I like it. Cost me $625, would have been $400 for the grey liner, which would not have matched at all with the chestnut & gold truck.

-- J

 

I put a Rhino in mine. The guy there advised me not to try to match the color - said the process was just too new and had heard some horror stories. A Rhino will not come off after it goes on. Really happy with my black Rhino on my Arizona Beige.

 

When I got my Rhino sprayed in, they suggested just regular black. they said it holds up the best. so far i have had NO PROBLEMS!

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My F-150

• XLT
• Toreador Red
• Super Cab
• 4.6 Liter
• v8
• Flowmaster Muffler
• Dual Exhaust
• Rhino Sprayed-In Bedliner
• Flairside
• 35% Window Tint (Front 2 side windows)
• 11" 7% dark tint band on front
• Bugflector
  Pending
• 33" tires (new rims)
• Brush Guard

THE BEST TRUCKS ARE BUILT FORD TOUGH

 

I have a gray Rhinoliner to match my bed rails -- It has been on 18 months -- no fading so far -- It looks sharper than black -- at least I think it does. It only cost 20 bucks more than the black -- $305 (inc tax)

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99 F-150 XLT 4X4, SC, SB, AT, 5.4, Single CD
3.55LS, Tow pkg, Rhino Liner, Sportsman topper,
Westin black double step bars, Custom gold pinstripe, Bright Red/Gold,
Honeycomb grille painted to match truck, Gold front valance and rear bumper covers (both from Eddie Bauer
Expys)

 

I just looked at the Line-X today... they're going to spray in a grey one. A black liner on an otherwise white truck just looks out of place. They'll get it close to the grey of the bed-rail caps and I'l be thrilled. That way it doesn't melt my gym-bag in the summertime! I like being able to sit in the bed, but with a black liner, it's damn near impossible.

Just my .02

-Joe-


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98 Explorer (Lemon Law Case in Progress)

'00 F-150, X-cab, 4x4, Lariat, Off-road, Trailer Tow, Holandia Sunroof, built 11/99 picked up 10/00!Clear Corners, Manik Stainless Steel 1-piece brush guard, Custom CB wiring, Uniden PC76-XLW CB radio with K-40 Magna-Mount antenna (for now), 1 set of 165 watt KC Daylighters (for now... more on the way) Custom switch mounting plate and overhead console, Bully Stainless Steel Trailer hitch drawbarw/ 2" stainless steel ball.
List of planned mods: Clear tails, torsion bar tweak, bug deflector, spray in liner, and a tonneau of some sort...

93 Probe GT teal, OE rims painted to match, bone stock drivetrain.

 

My Line-X installer said essentially the same thing as everyone else here. A color match is possible, but is expensive, and prone to fading. For the diff in cost, it's best to stick to (I'm sorry...No pun intended) a black or dark grey liner.