New truck, NEED a bed liner.

[trickedcarbine]

Just got a 2007 Sierra and it is near mint. But I need a bed liner for it and I think I wanna try out one of the spray in liners from Linex, Rhino, or Herculiner. No self roll in or any spray can shit. A real professional liner. Anybody got any input on what they like/dislike about the spray in liners? Would you be happier with a drop in liner?

[fappy'97]

PM "TWISTER" on here. He is in SW Michigan and does these for a living.

[joey83]

Prep the shit out of it.

[locogato11283]

Line X FTW.

[trickedcarbine]

Line x is what I was leaning toward. Only problem is they need it on a week day.

[TWISTER]

 Like everyone says its all in the prep. LineX looks really good but is very thin and expensive. I do Vortex liners. They are pretty much the same as the big name as in it goes on in 2 parts at 150 degrees and is dry in 3 seconds. In my opinion there is Vortex and LineX. The others dont really compare. Mostly do to applications that Rhino could care less about. Dont do a roll on as it will cost more to remove when it fails than a liner will cost. Drop ins let everything slide around in your bed and drive you nuts and rub the paint off where it will rust. LineX looks nice but will get dirty and its hard to clean if your picky. Vortex is 2-3 times thicker and has different textures if needed. Im in Sturgis MI if that helps but there are dealers around MI. It takes around 3 hours to do. Prep takes 2, spray takes 15 minutes then unmask and replace hardware. If someone tells you be back in 1 hour and it will be done there better be 4 guys working on it or they will just sand the edges and spray it and you will rip it out after you get tired of having them fix it. Good luck. BTW 6.5' under the rails are $400 OTD for a Vortex.. add $50 to go over the rail.

[trickedcarbine]

Twister, I called around today but nobody near me does weekends. Would you do a Saturday or Sunday?

[Bad one ton]

If im not mistaken the hurculiner is a roll on liner. They sell the cans of it at autozone. As for liners i personally like linex. It dries hard and doesn't seem to fade like rhinoliner. Rhinoliner when dried is still really rubbery.

 

 

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[Pastrykiller]

Make sure the quote contains the uv protectant coating. It will turn gray and look dull when it ages and really looks like shit. Had both, Linex and rhino. Either one is good but don't forget the coating.

[Nieskes]

If im not mistaken the hurculiner is a roll on liner. They sell the cans of it at autozone. As for liners i personally like linex. It dries hard and doesn't seem to fade like rhinoliner. Rhinoliner when dried is still really rubbery.

 

 

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that shit sucks, fades and starts to peel off.

[Bad one ton]

Which one linex hurculiner or rhinoliner? And how long before it starts to peel?

 

 

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[locogato11283]

I've had my LineX since 2005. Still looks brand new.

[2strokeshees]

^ x2 me and my dad both got line x in 06 and still to this day there is no chips or anything. Line X is some good stuff.

[Chris327]

i have line x on my truck and it has held up amazingly for 6 years now and still looks brand new... there is a small slice where i accidentally dropped a rototiller  on and its about 1/4-1/5inch thick but comes with a lifetime warrenty so no worries. it ended up costing me about $500 but well worth it   

[Nieskes]

Which one linex hurculiner or rhinoliner? And how long before it starts to peel?

 

 

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