tnc110

I personally prefer the old plastic liner. It actually keeps the bed from getting dented, unlike spray in. Easier to clean our too. However, things slide more.

Westcoast

+1 for Line X. I work my truck daily...Engine blocks, junk yard runs, dirt bikes etc. It holds up very well.

fountainfan42

yes tnc things definetly slide more and they seem to hold moisture between the liner and truck bed .

fountainfan42

can't say i've seen one done with Line X but theres no dealers/installers around here that i've found so far ......
thanks

speicher lane

Go to Linex.com... if you are actually in Gurnee Il, Line X is showing 4 installers within 50 miles - the closest is 19 miles (in Kenosha Wisconsin)

Apparently they have a mobile service as well

fountainfan42

thanks and i'll check out there website ,mobile sounds even better but i think the nice weather is gone for this year

Sydwayz

iTrader: (1)

I had Scorpion Liner done in my last 2 trucks. I don't recommend it. I work my 2nd truck much harder than the first, and its torn off in many places.

Linex is the best one out there.

happy hours

'Nother Line X. 5 years in and no problems

mcollinstn

We paint all kinds of stuff with bedliner. Jetski trailers and other stuff likes it very well. The roll-on kind works great - levels out nicely as it dries and doesn't show brush or roller marks.

As with all coatings - prep is the most important step.

MC