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Had a drop in liner put in my Tundra and am not satisfied and am going to go with spray on. Airjer, I believe you have some affiliation with Toyota but not sure. Anyhow they have someone they use for their liners and just wondering how it compares to Line-X. If you can't say too much I understand. I'd be looking for any opinions on spray on bedliners.

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Surprisingly I have no affiliation with Toyota or any other automotive manufacturer.

The difference between the 2 liners is one is "stickier" or more rubber like and the other is harder and more slippery. We see vehicles all the time in the shop with both kinds and they both hold up very well. You have to decide if you want stuff to stay put or slide easily in and out.

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If you want the quality of Line-X but don't want to pay the price, give Armacoatings in Rogers a try. I had my first truck Line-X'd and was satisified, but I had my latest truck

Armacoated and wouldn't know the difference except for my pocketbook. Apparently Line-X was the private auto branch of Armacoat, but they ended up legally separating a while back but their product is a near match.

While I liked the Line-X product, the service from one of their local dealers got me looking elsewhere. I'm always happy to find an equally good product for less money sold by guys that are truly happy to have my business. I sent my wifes aunt over to have her truck done and they called me up and gave me a deal on a tonneau cover I was already buying from them anyway.

I should mention that I have no tie in with this company aside from the fact I hope they are still in business when I buy my next truck.

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Thanks for the feedback guys. My local dealer uses a company called P & L in Edina. It is a hot application like Line-X and sounds fine. I am having my topper down in Rogers and I may look into Armacoating. Thanks.

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