Line-X bedliner
06-27-2004, 08:09 AM
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Line-X bedliner
I finally had the Line-X bedliner sprayed into my Prerunner Saturday. It came out great.
I was/am a little disappointed in the masking off procedures. I have some over-spray on the outside of the bed, as well as one of my tail lights. A word of advice for those of you thinking about this install, check your truck out thoroughly before you leave the facility. DO NOT close the tail gate! It might stay that way. I did, and it was tough getting it opened this morning.
I waited until this morning (when it was cool) to delicately scrape off the over-spray. It was some work, with a few scratches here and there, but it is gone.
I was/am a little disappointed in the masking off procedures. I have some over-spray on the outside of the bed, as well as one of my tail lights. A word of advice for those of you thinking about this install, check your truck out thoroughly before you leave the facility. DO NOT close the tail gate! It might stay that way. I did, and it was tough getting it opened this morning.
I waited until this morning (when it was cool) to delicately scrape off the over-spray. It was some work, with a few scratches here and there, but it is gone.
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06-27-2004, 09:30 PM
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I just got a rhino liner installed for $410... i looked at line-x but it was going to be almost $490... so i just went with the rhino... im very happy with it so far.
06-28-2004, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Ritchie
I finally had the Line-X bedliner sprayed into my Prerunner Saturday. It came out great.
I was/am a little disappointed in the masking off procedures. I have some over-spray on the outside of the bed, as well as one of my tail lights. A word of advice for those of you thinking about this install, check your truck out thoroughly before you leave the facility. DO NOT close the tail gate! It might stay that way. I did, and it was tough getting it opened this morning.
I waited until this morning (when it was cool) to delicately scrape off the over-spray. It was some work, with a few scratches here and there, but it is gone.
I was/am a little disappointed in the masking off procedures. I have some over-spray on the outside of the bed, as well as one of my tail lights. A word of advice for those of you thinking about this install, check your truck out thoroughly before you leave the facility. DO NOT close the tail gate! It might stay that way. I did, and it was tough getting it opened this morning.
I waited until this morning (when it was cool) to delicately scrape off the over-spray. It was some work, with a few scratches here and there, but it is gone.
Really like mine.
He is also right about allowing the bed to cure out before closing the gate. Allow 24 hours.
06-28-2004, 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by dixietaco96
anyone ever heard of people line-x'ing a whole truck... or their offroad lights.. stuff like that
I saw a HEEP just yesterday with the whole damn thing covered in Rhino poo. I thought it looked really weird until I got close up. I think its a really good idea, personally. I mean its gar-un-teed to never fade, or scratch right?
My buddy did it to the lower half of his K5. He uses it to launch his boat, and it looks wicked cool.
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