Help me chose a spray in bed liner

Get the factory spray in from the truck you choose Ford, Ram GM

Look at the BedRug BedTred series. Looks like a spray in liner, but is softer and less likely to chip. Also has a lifetime warranty, cheaper than spray in and you can sell it when you sell your truck.

We put Rhino Liner in '03 Dodge & now '14 Ram, happy with both. The reason we chose Rhino Liner over Line-X is because there isn't a local dealer for Line-X. We would have been happy with either one.

Our liner is Full Metal Jacket and it seems to have been good so far. Had it in for over three years and cannot detect any worsening of looks. Only nick in it is where the FW got a little too close to the rail, once. Had Rhino Liner before and was very satisfied with it for about eight years. Full Metal Jacket was the only dealer in town and didn't feel like driving 150 miles to get it done elsewhere.

FishOnOne wrote:
The problem I have with spray in liners is they fade so bad that after a few years it makes the rest of the truck look bad.

I prefer a rubber bed mat.

depends on the brand and how it was sprayed. The bedliner company (local) that I use and many of the state vehicles my son uses has a high amount of uv protectorant and their own mix of compounds in the liner material. After over 10 years of constant exposure to the sun, it is still deep black on all those vehicles.

By contrast two neighbors have liners sprayed from other companies and yes, it only took a few years for them to become chalky looking.

My truck bed was damaged a few years ago and I had it sprayed by the body shop as part of the repair(no extra cost). They took it to a local Rhino shop. I am happy.

Have two trucks:
2001 2500HD with Rhino
2014 Silverado 1500 with Line x
NOTHING moves on the Rhino, EVERYTHING slides around on the Line x
FYI, haven't used it but Rhino makes a product to restore the shine, called RHINO SHINE.

Onyx Bed liner.

Cummins12V98 wrote:
If you want things to stay put RHINO is the best, it just does not look as good over the long haul.

I can testify to that , my previous truck had the Rhino in it for nearly 16 years. It was medium gray, and it was about three shades lighter from fading , but was still as good as new.

Thanks, everyone. Lots of good information for after I purchase the truck. That will probably happen before the end of the year.