Inyati spray bedliner
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From: mesa,az
Inyati spray bedliner
I am looking at getting this bed liner done on my truck within next couple weeks. I know most people on here don't know of them but some from AZ will. They are an Arizona only company. The Ford dealership where I bought my truck from can get it done for me for about $380 OTD. I've looked at the completed product and it looks pretty good. The only Linex dealer is about 50 miles away from me and cost quite abit more. Any comments on these would be appreciated. Thanks guys 
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I'm not commenting to "rag" on Inyati. I'll make a few comments just to make you aware of a few things.
They only have three locations, so they obviously don't formulate their own product. They are buying it from a vendor.
They mention theirs has UV stablizers. All spray-on bedliners brands use UV stabilizers. Having UV stabilizers does not mean it will not fade. It will fade unless you buy an optional UV resistant topcoat (if available).
They mention it's high pressure, that's a good thing.
They mention that it's polyurethane. Well, if it's 100% polyurethane, that's not really a good thing. It will have significantly less tear strength than a polyurethane/polyurea hybrid bedliner. It will be softer though.
They only have three locations, so they obviously don't formulate their own product. They are buying it from a vendor.
They mention theirs has UV stablizers. All spray-on bedliners brands use UV stabilizers. Having UV stabilizers does not mean it will not fade. It will fade unless you buy an optional UV resistant topcoat (if available).
They mention it's high pressure, that's a good thing.
They mention that it's polyurethane. Well, if it's 100% polyurethane, that's not really a good thing. It will have significantly less tear strength than a polyurethane/polyurea hybrid bedliner. It will be softer though.