Spray-on bed liner?

[thatoneguy]

The gal and I just picked up our new truck (Ford F150 Supercrew), and I'm curious about what's out there for spray-on bedliners. What should I expect to pay, and is there any brand that is markedly better than the rest of the pack?

[Down2Earth]

I don't mean to hijack the thread but I was wondering the same thing. I was also wondering about the DIY stuff you can buy at the store?

[DIESELDAN]

I have line-x brand in my silverado and love it. Super tough and stuff does'nt slide all over when in the box. I did a diy kit in my mud truck it is ok but not nearly as nice looking or durable as the line-x, if it was'nt just a mud truck I would spend the money and bring it in to have done. Price wise I think I paid around $400 well worth it in my opinion.

DieselDan

[jwhjr]

Line-x in my truck over the rails for 7 yrs now and still looks like new (with a little cleaning ). It has had firewood/rock/concrete blocks/dirt etc. all thrown at it and not an issue. The bed has been dented, but the Line-x has not chipped or cracked. I also paid around $400, but I'm sure the price has gone up since 2004.

[TR21HP]

Another one with Line-x, 07 F150 and heavy use with no scratches either, same price and well worth it. Not to hijak as well but what year and setup did you get on that 150?

[thatoneguy]

It's a new 2010 holdover, XLT trim pkg. Not a ton of bells and whistles, but it has all I need - towing package and 4 WD . The big bonus is that there is a TON of room in the super crew cab, so the kids won't be cramped, momma will be happy, and dad has a truck that will everything done that I need.

[TR21HP]

Nice!!

[Lund79]

I've had my spray in liner since 2001 and couldn't be happier with it. I have a Rhino liner. My brother had a Line-X (truck got totalled). Both are good liners. Here's the differences I noticed between liners. Line-X seems to be a liitle lower profile and not much raised beads. My Rhino liner seems to be thicker and had more raised bumps all over. I personally like the Rhino liner because I know my stuff will stay put because of the raised surface (bumps). Brothers Line-X had some slippage with certain items in the box. Kneeling purposes: the Rhino liner was a little easier on the knees and seems to feel more like rubber. Line-X is very hard.

I went with over the rail all the way around and would do it again. I believe I paid around $300-350 back then. Brother paid about the same. Either one of these liners would be great. Get the one closest to you.

[muddpuppy]

LIne-x here as well and very happy with it.

[1968]

Pay to have it done. I've seen some very poor results from the DIY liner. A couple had so much shrinkage after sun exposure that you can see paint again.

[DRH1175]

Either product mentioned is great! I had Rhino in my 99 f150, my father in law has it in is 2001 f350. Both have help up well. You really can't go wrong with either. Like said before Rhino is more like rubber, the Line x is a little harder. Both have a lifetime warranty.