PU Bed Lining

Like Dad above my first spry in liner was a Rhino.
2nd was a Gatorhide.
Next two were Linex.
Wifes new '16 chevy came with a factory spray in liner but I have no idea what it is.
Gatorhide was super slick when wet as is the factory spray in liner in the wifes truck.
Rhino...it was ok but faded fast.

I will go with another Linex over the others

I've had both Rhino and Line-X in previous trucks. Current truck has the RAM factory spray-in liner.

Between the Rhino and Line-X, the Rhino did a better job of keeping stuff from sliding around, and was a little gentler on things that did slide around some (furniture, that sorta thing). But it damaged a little more easily. Sharp edges would cut through it pretty easily to the metal underneath. Didn't happen often, but did happen.

The Line-X was more durable in my case. Never saw any damage on it at all. But it was more slippery, as others have said. The load slid more easily, and I even managed to fall on my own backside once or twice. Scuffed a couple of things I carried that slid more than they should have. My mistake for not securing them better.

Overall, both are excellent products, just slightly different. I'd put either one in my truck again. Pick the one that fits your use-case better.

Line-X. Get the one with UV protection. Mine is 6 years old, I've hauled mulch, gravel often and you hose it out and it looks like new.

Xflyhighx wrote:
LineX

X 1000

I meant, did you mean to use the word 'absurd'?

2oldman wrote:

PatrickA51 wrote:
There is an RV shop in east county that charge an absence price ..

Absurd?

I really think that they gave me a price of $7500.00 to redo the Roof, and then they said that if I bought the two Skylights and all of the three vent covers, and an air conditioner cover, they would not charge me to put new ones on. Because my RV is not a Class-A RV.
I would say that between $3200.00 and $4000.00 is not too much,

Also, someone recommended a Bed Rug. on my 2016 Ram Laramie I have a Leer Campershell and a Bed Rug inside the bed. It's great.

Line-X

PatrickA51 wrote:
There is an RV shop in east county that charge an absence price ..

Absurd?

Durb wrote:
You might check out a BedRug as an option especially if you have a cap or tonneau cover. I love mine but my truck is not a gravel hauler. They are great if you crawl in and out of the bed a lot. Very easy on the knees.

I have one too. It's great. Only real downside is when it gets wet, it takes a few days to dry out (I have a tonneau cover, but sometimes I haul stuff in rain). When it gets dirty, just a quick vacuum with the shop vac and I'm good to go.

I think mine is an Amorthane sprayed in liner. Still looks great on my ' 03 Ram. Still keeps stuff in place with the antislip properties.

One thing to think about though. Mine came in a light duty and a heavy duty thickness. The current one is light duty, wish I had gotten a heavy duty since mine is used for everything not just towing.

The heavy duty stands up to the sharp edges of shovels a little better for those using theirs as real trucks not just tow vehicles.