Spray In Bed Liners?

My new Chevy already had a sprayed in liner before I bought it. So I installed my hitch after the fact

I have some no-name brand and had it done =before= installing my hitch. Not pleased with it as it has some chipping from rough use, but the fact that it was about half what a Rhino was, I'm not =that= unhappy. IMO, do the liner before the hitch; it's a whole lot easier in the long run.

Lyle

I have the Linex but got the premium version to reduce/eliminate the potential for fading. Going on 3 years now and no fading.

I'd spray it first.

My '92 truck has had Rhino Liner in it since it was new. The Rhino holds up very well. My truck has always been a worker, never a garage queen.

I have the reflex liner in my truck. Had it put in after the hitch. If I could have I would have had it done prior to hitch install.

The reflex stays shiny wet look and mine is over 1/4 inch thick. Very happy with it.

Dave

Never heard of REFLEX, but I used RINO LINER since it is more flexible than LINE-X. And yes have it done before the hitch is installed.