smith89panthers

Hi, I was interested in getting a spray in bedliner vs my stock plastic thing. I did a little research and the lowest I could find they wanted $450 in Vista, Cali. What did you guys pay and do you recommend these liners? I think they look very clean and they seem like they help prevent bed rust and such, true? Dustin

cackalak han

Yes, spray for sure. I'd go with Line-X. Prices vary depending on your location, which So. Cal would be more expensive. It's about ~$400 around here, so it's not that far off. See if they will give you 10% off.

smith89panthers

cool thank you! i didnt realize it would be that much to start with, but its worth it.

TexanTaco

I'm also looking to have this done soon, I want to replace the plastic bedliner the truck came with. And that price (~$400+) seems very close to what I've seen in my area also. From the little research I've done Line-X is slightly more expensive, but I believe it has a better warranty. Rhino Liner is also a popular choice.

Rpc1rpc

I got mine Rhino lined about 2 years ago in AZ, before moving to Chicago. I think it was around $400. They had a $50 instore coupon, and I also had them spray over the side of the bed rail where the plastic liner rubbed the paint off (it costs extra).

Glad I did too, with the salt and snow her in IL and a plastic liner... I'm sure I it would have rusted my bed bad!!!

FYI... Rhino liner is a softer rubberized liner, whereas I think the Line-X is hard coat. My Rhino liner has scraped off in a few spots (I think because it is softer, not bad though, but I don't think it would have if it was a hard coat). But a hard coat dents and dings more, unlike the bomb proof Rhino lining, as I believe was proven on Mythbusters, or some such show.

Sizzler

There's a guy around here that will do it for 350$.
He told me he would even pick it up and return it for the same 350$.

pepsibluefloat

u could do it yourself to and save some cash...they sell roll-on stuff..

smith89panthers

yeah, good thinking, but i saw what my brothers looks like after he did it to his 79 Scout. He is a lot better at that kind of thing too. So it seems the verdict is around $400!!!! Thanks!

dirtoyboy

Do it yourself.......

Durbak is a great product and costs about 110 per gallon

collinsm

Is the durback stuff spray on or roll on? We are thinking of coating our project on underbody and passenger compartment as well. I just dont want it to look crappy other wise I would rather just spend the $400. I have used herculiner and it wasn't bad I just did not like the look compared to Line-x etc.