Anyone have any experience with these? Are there more types than the Rhino Liner? What did you spend on yours? Best Local shop to install? Thanks!
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Anyone have any experience with these? Are there more types than the Rhino Liner? What did you spend on yours? Best Local shop to install? Thanks!
I had the Chevy dealer where I bought my Colorado in 2007 do my spray on liner. Almost 5 years later it looks as good as new, and I have hauled a lot of landscape rocks and other stuff. So they do hold up over time and look better than other liners would during the same period.Quote:
Originally Posted by CountrySquire
Had Ziebart spray my new Dakota in '99, was still in great shape 10 years later when I sold it. I'd recommend it !
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Originally Posted by Coplin
Pricing is at around $500 for the Rhino Liner. Are there other types that cost less?
I just did a spray in bed liner on the cargo area of my 2004 E-350 van. I didn't like the $1000+ price quotes I received to have it done, but honestly after doing all the prep [[Sanding, taping etc) I think I would pay the $1000. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by CountrySquire
I used the product from sprayonbedliners.info and in the short experience i have had with it I have to say it's some strong stuff. Cost was about $200 plus the cost of tape, sandpaper and paper to mask the van. A pickup would be way easier as you don't have as many openings, less surface area and don't have to tape off as much.
As for the professionally applied products I have seen both Rhinoliner and Linex used and Line-x is hands down a superior product! Rhinoliner has a more rubbery consistently and does not hold up as well under heavy commercial use.
I had Line-X do the job when I bought a new '03 S-10. I still have the truck. There's rust showing on the bumper and rocker panels, but the bed and lips where the Line-X was sprayed is bullet-proof.