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**ComradeMolyneux** · July 12th, 05:45 PM

Which would you choose? and why of course, always have to know why.

this of course is for a pickup truck bed.

**david_4x4** · July 12th, 07:39 PM

Line-X

Found it to be more durable than Rhino and it doesn't look as ****ty color wise after a couple years.

**Jinjiro** · July 12th, 09:10 PM

Haven't seen Line-X, so I won't comment on that.

However, I know several people with Rhino Linings, including my dad and my sister's boyfriend. Both look great, protect excellent (that stuff is really, really thick & durable), and keep things from sliding around. This can be a pain, though, especially when you're trying to slide something heavy to the back of the bed so you can get it out.

Anyways, Rhino Lining is pretty nice.

-Jin

**tmaxx_2.5** · July 12th, 09:22 PM

eh, dont know about the line-x or whatever it is, but i got a rhino lining in my truck and its wearing out, been like 5 years i guess, but the bed was used a great deal as an oilfield work truck, its cut up in a few places from different things. stained with dirt, oil and grease too, but, meh, it works.

pic for reference

my dad has a pretty nice spray on in his new truck, not sure of the name of it tho, i'll try and find out.

**Jinjiro** · July 12th, 09:45 PM

Rhino Linings are available in any color, by the way.

And I think this video would sell me on a Rhino lining.
http://www.rhinolinings.com/RL/main/video/nbc.jsp
If it's good enough for the Pentagon and the troops, then it's good enough for my truck.

-Jin

**Ninja7** · July 13th, 12:32 AM

My dad and I used Herculiner on our pick-up bed. Herculiner is a do-it-yourself bedliner. The process took up an afternoon and was relativly easy. So far its held up great with no signs of breakdown after about a year. The kit was about $90, which im sure is alot cheaper than line-x or rhino liner. I have no expirience with either of the other two liners, but if your a do-it-yourself kid of guy then herculiner would be another option for you.

**Skate and Paint** · July 13th, 12:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Jinjiro

Rhino Linings are available in any color, by the way.

And I think this video would sell me on a Rhino lining.
http://www.rhinolinings.com/RL/main/video/nbc.jsp
If it's good enough for the Pentagon and the troops, then it's good enough for my truck.

-Jin

wow, thats really cool. i didnt know that. i would support rhino lining just for that fact.

**ComradeMolyneux** · July 13th, 03:15 PM

Are you guys forgetting about my opinions on the pentagon?

Line-X comes with some limited lifetime warranty though, which originally made me lean towards the Line-X.

Btw, that video was rad.

**david_4x4** · July 13th, 07:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jinjiro

Rhino Linings are available in any color, by the way.

You can get Line-X in pretty much any color.

**tmaxx_2.5** · July 13th, 07:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ninja7

My dad and I used Herculiner on our pick-up bed. Herculiner is a do-it-yourself bedliner. The process took up an afternoon and was relativly easy. So far its held up great with no signs of breakdown after about a year. The kit was about $90, which im sure is alot cheaper than line-x or rhino liner. I have no expirience with either of the other two liners, but if your a do-it-yourself kid of guy then herculiner would be another option for you.

my friend and his dad put a thin coat of that in the floorboard of his jeep, turned out really nice

**Sham3d** · July 13th, 07:44 PM

not that i care, but u should put up a vote

**ComradeMolyneux** · July 14th, 02:53 PM

Ah come on shamed, you know you care

**iluvwpg** · July 14th, 03:00 PM

I vote the do it yourself cause if you have some left over you can throw it at old people.

**nickxjones** · July 14th, 03:03 PM

after that video, definently rhino

**toXic** · July 14th, 03:23 PM

I have a futureX, but I say Rhino...

**Sham3d** · July 14th, 05:06 PM

Carpet FTW

**xpdi** · July 14th, 09:41 PM

LINE-X. Trust me. I live in the south where 90% of the people are driving pickups. If you are planning on actually throwin **** in the back of your truck and want it to last you should definitely get the Line-X. I bet half the people that have replied to this thread have said Rhino Lining just because it is such a well know brand. Everyone I know that has Rhino lining in for a long period of time regrets it. One of my friends has Rhino lining in the back of his truck about a year old and when he was dumping gravel in the back some places chipped away. He went to the place he got the rhino lining done and they said they would have to sand off the entire bed and redo it. I cant imagine how much the labor would cost to do that. I am getting a bedliner pretty soon (all i have is a POS plastic drop in) but I am definitely getting Line X. I used to work for a lanscaping business and all the guys there that were in construction and stuff all had there trucks lined with line x.

I can pull up plenty of articles if you want some more info on why rhino lining is so bad. There are always discussions of it on truck forums.

**crustybug** · July 14th, 10:22 PM

id go line-x

**Jinjiro** · July 14th, 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by xpdi

LINE-X. Trust me. I live in the south where 90% of the people are driving pickups. If you are planning on actually throwin **** in the back of your truck and want it to last you should definitely get the Line-X. I bet half the people that have replied to this thread have said Rhino Lining just because it is such a well know brand. Everyone I know that has Rhino lining in for a long period of time regrets it. One of my friends has Rhino lining in the back of his truck about a year old and when he was dumping gravel in the back some places chipped away. He went to the place he got the rhino lining done and they said they would have to sand off the entire bed and redo it. I cant imagine how much the labor would cost to do that. I am getting a bedliner pretty soon (all i have is a POS plastic drop in) but I am definitely getting Line X. I used to work for a lanscaping business and all the guys there that were in construction and stuff all had there trucks lined with line x.

I can pull up plenty of articles if you want some more info on why rhino lining is so bad. There are always discussions of it on truck forums.

Well, like I said, I haven't had any experience with Line X, but you could be completely right - I don't know, and I don't care.

All I know is my dad has a Rhino Lining, and we haul a tool chest, 4 tool boxes, and 2-3 crates filled with spare parts to the race track every week, along with rims, tires, spare axles, etc etc. We throw stuff in there, drag it out, etc. So far we've had no problems. I'm not saying we never will, but at the moment it's great.

-Jin