Rhino vs Line-X vs traditional truck liner...

unc2701 · May 2006

Anybody have any opinions on Rhino liner or Line X spray-in truck liners? This is actually for a truck- not spraying DIY speakers... Thanks!

apc · May 2006

I had Line-X put in my 99 Sierra and it's been great. I occasionally haul rocks, topsoil, mulch, and an atv. It has completely protected the bed (I had it installed over the rails) for the last 7 years. It has withstood all of the above as well as oil and gas leaks, which just washed right off. I have no experience with Rhino, but if it is similar you should be happy with it too. My truck is white over gray and the black Line-X looks pretty good in contrast. Well worth the bucks IMO.

Grimster74 · May 2006

Not sure if you have a dealer around but I had my truck sprayed with Speedliner. Reason I used speedliner was color coded to your vehicle and the application also includes kevlar.

ND13 · May 2006

Line-X has a nicer texture, imo. I've had both and both are very durable, but I prefer Line-X. You'll not want Rhino's uneven, random texture on your speakers.;)

unc2701 · May 2006

Cool- I have dealers for both here (don't know about speedliner, but I'd rather have black than matched). I'm not too sure about going over the rails, but I'm guessing that they'll have some samples I can check out first.

Thanks!

Fireman32 · May 2006

When i had my truck i bout the do it yourself Rhinolining kit for 50 bucks and it took me about 4 hours total and thats including drying time between coats and it came out as good as the spray in. Might be something to think about

masanz1 · May 2006

Line-x for me

Fireman32 · May 2006

I was going to go the line-x route untill i priced it out and they wanted 450 dollars for a short bed. The do it yourself kit came with everything and was actully quite easy to install

unc2701 · May 2006

Most things I'd be willing to do myself, but not this on my brand new truck... maybe when it needs a touch up. Anyhow, sounds like no one has had issues with line-x...