Spray in beadliner

My new truck is Factory sprayed, & it's rough. No slip & slide there! And after having a plastic bed liner for years, that No Slide Does bother me! I've made about 3 small hauls so far, & I miss being able to drag items out of or push them into the bed. And that old winder mat thing, for hauling dirt, aggerate, & whatever? that will never work again! Of course it wont fir the new style tailgates, either. Had I a choice, I think I would have stayed with the floppy liner!
 
I actually prefer a plastic bedliner for that reason, and dent resistance, especially for work. Plus, with a nice new spray in, it kills me to put the first gouge in it.

Matt
 
Blaze said:
No, it was definitely Line-X. Stuff was hard as a rock and smooth. I eventually tore it out of the bed with a crowbar because it started lifting. Maybe there are different product lines? Or maybe just a shitty installer? Who knows.
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Must have been the installer. I've seen hundreds and hundreds of Linex jobs and every one of them had a rough surface.

It's the best of all of them.
 
anvilrubi said:
Out of all the trucks I've owned and work trucks I've had linex is hands down the best it has the most durable coating, isn't easy peeling like some bed liners and really strengthens the bed of the truck.
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Linex in my truck is 14 years old and still looks like new.
 
What's the going rate for a Line-X/Rhino Liner job these days? I've been meaning to get two of my trucks done eventually.

I will add that I did the floor/bottom of the doors in my K30 with Herculiner and the smell hasn't gone away yet. It also puts a nasty film on the inside of all of my windows/windshield. I put that stuff in there over 2 years ago! It's held up well though.
 
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