I'm looking for a spray bed liner for my truck. Available in my town is LineX and two I never heard of. Close by I can get Speedliner or Xtremeliner. I talked with the guys at LineX and they had a sample. That thing was slick as greased owl Censored. I don't know if it was their sample or if this is how LineX is. You guys with LineX, is it a slick surface?

Has anyone had dealings with Speedliner or Xtremeliner? Are they any good?

I was planning on LineX until I felt that sample....man that was slick. Originally, he said $350, but he said if I want over the rail it is $375. I think the price sounds ok....right?

Thanks for the help.

I have the LineX on my truck it has plenty of bite not slick at all. The price sounds fine and definately take it over the rails

Yeah, I agree. It is not slick. I also agree over the rails is the way to go. IMO, best spray in I have ever had...

I had speedliner on one of my old trucks, and had it sprayed on my bedliner, toolbox, grille gaurd, bumper and toolbox. I kept the truck for 3 years, and this stuff never faded, and it was very durable. I liked it better than my rhino I have now and my friends linex. Would have done it on my new truck, but it was about a 3 hour drive to get it done, and just didn't have the time. It was a lot less expensive too.

I had speedliner on one of my old trucks, and had it sprayed on my bedliner, toolbox, grille gaurd, bumper and toolbox. I kept the truck for 3 years, and this stuff never faded, and it was very durable. I liked it better than my rhino I have now and my friends linex. Would have done it on my new truck, but it was about a 3 hour drive to get it done, and just didn't have the time. It was a lot less expensive too.

What was it about the Speedliner you liked better than the Rhino and LineX? How much was the Speedliner, if you don't mind me asking?

I have LINEX on my truck and my wifes steps on her Rubicon jeep.Very good grip and no color fade. I had Rhino on my last truck and in 6 monthes it faded bad and actually wore through.

I had linex on my '03 Dmax and will be having it done on my '06 shortly. Never faded, and wasn't slick at all. Its great stuff.

What was it about the Speedliner you liked better than the Rhino and LineX? How much was the Speedliner, if you don't mind me asking?


I know it all depends on how the person sprays it, but I liked the texture, and I liked how it didn't fade at all. It also gripped really good; stuff didn't slide at all. The only complaint that I have with my rhino is that it has faded. I could buy some stuff that is wiped on and is supposed to give it that new look again. If I remember right, I got the bedliner done for $299, and all of the accessories done for $275.

Never tried anything but Line-X. I'm very happy with it.

When I got my bed done with Line-X I also dropped the hitch and had that done. I had a choice on the hitch to get either smooth or pebble finish, so I am thinking you saw a sample of smooth.

The Line-X in my bed will take the skin off your knees if you're not careful.

Line-X is hard, that makes it very durable, but the texture makes it grip very well. I had my bed Line-X'd under rail when I bought my truck. I had the rails shot three years later. I now have 5 years and 130,000 miles on the truck and my Line-X has been great. I don't have any other treatments to compare to, but I love my Line-X.

I think I can help here:

LINE-X: The dealer can vary the texture from rather smooth to as rough as big grit sandpaper. I recommend you talk to the dealer regarding how much texture you want. LINE-X is a blend of polyurethane and polyurea, uses a heat/high pressure application system, dries in 4 seconds, and cures overnight. LINE-X can be treated with one of several one-time applied products so that it will not fade, LINE-X Xtra is the best. LINE-X is the only brand with a written nationwide lifetime warranty.

Speedliner: Speedliner is a solvent based (LINE-X and Rhino contain no solvents) brushable polyurea paint, sort of like marine paint. You mix on gallon of resin with one quart of activator and you brush it on, roll it on, or use a hopper gun. It takes hours to dry and 72 hours to cure. WARNING: Do not let the bedliner near flames during the cure time. The solvent is ethyl acetate whose vapor is literally explosive. After cure time, it's safe. Not all Speedliner dealers use the same pigments. So, you need to ask if they use automotive pigments so it won't fade. However, Speedliner's website states that after 2,000 hours (that's less than 3 months), the liner may lose up to 20% of it's gloss. The individual dealer warranties the liner.

Rhino: 100% polyurethane, it gels in 30 to 45 seconds, dries in 45 minutes, and cures overnight. They use a room temp/low pressure application system. Rhino does not have a permanent UV coating. They have Rhino Shine, but it must be reapplied. The individual dealer warranties the liner.

And now, some pics!

I only have two pics of Speediner. This guy complained that the Speedliner on his rockers and flares has faded. But, again, it's my understanding that Speedliner dealers use different pigments. However, there certainly is not gloss there.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/speedliner2.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/speedliner1.jpg

Rhino:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/rhino7.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/RhinoTToys3.jpg

Rhino with Rhino Shine:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/Rhinotailgate.jpg

LINE-X:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/silvskymet1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/edge1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/xtra5.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/TTHA1.jpg

Nice write up! :exactly:

I believe I will get Line-x also with over the bed rails. Does anyone have any input on color matching the truck, or is old trusty black the ticket. What is the extra charge for color matching?

Thanks

I am very happy with my Line-X. I sprayed the bed of my work truck, and while it holds up great, in an 11' utility body, it adds a good amount of weight. The Rhino in the Dodge 9' Utility comes off in chunks.

My pickup looks great, and hold up great with pretty heavy abuse, though not like the work trucks...

I wouldn't spray another work truck. It's too grippy for the work we do. A friend of mine runs a concrete business, and it holds up really well in his trucks, but it's different usage.

Line-X all the way...

Not all LINE-X dealers offer exact non-fading color matches, use the dealer search tool at www.goline-x.com (http://www.goline-x.com) to find the dealers in your area.

Dealers are franchises and are free to set their own prices, so prices will vary. Yes, color matches will cost more.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/ramred1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/gold1.jpg

Well, I went with LineX. I got the truck done today. I think it looks great. The texture is certainly different from the sample. My truck's texture is much rougher than the sample. Here are some pics of the new liner. Thanks for all the great info, especially TruckDaddy. You really reinforced that my decision was a good one.

Hey, congrats!

OK, if you did not spring for Ultra Shield or Xtra, keep it looking really good by occasionally applying an "Armorall" type conditioner. I don't actually like Armorall because it's rather greasy. Use 303 Aerospace or Just Once (justonce.com) or anything that does not contain oil or silicone.

Looks very nice!

Congratulations on your decision..I think you made a wise move.

truckdaddy do you have any pics of the smoother finish of linex with UV protection on the rocker panels of truck...i talked to you about line x a long time ago for my truck and this is the first i heard of smooth finishes...thinking that would look better on the outside of the truck...thanks

This is really the only pic I have of smooth LINE-X. We applied LINE-X to the grill and black bumper inserts. We applied very little texture and it has black Nason for no fading. The pic's not so hot due to the not so hot camera.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/chevygrill.jpg

that looks pretty sweet..which would you recammend for the rockers on the truck??

If it we're me, I'd choose a very light texture. We always use Nason or Xtra for the exterior areas for no fading.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/rockers6xtra.jpg

LINE-X'd front bumper and flares:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/tacobump1.jpg

Color matched:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/chrisd1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/rockers5.jpg

Go With The Line-x You Won't Be Sorry!

I'm looking for a spray bed liner for my truck. Available in my town is LineX and two I never heard of. Close by I can get Speedliner or Xtremeliner. I talked with the guys at LineX and they had a sample. That thing was slick as greased owl Censored. I don't know if it was their sample or if this is how LineX is. You guys with LineX, is it a slick surface?

Has anyone had dealings with Speedliner or Xtremeliner? Are they any good?

I was planning on LineX until I felt that sample....man that was slick. Originally, he said $350, but he said if I want over the rail it is $375. I think the price sounds ok....right?

Thanks for the help.


Wow.

I just had mine done last week at Line X of Battle Creek MI. $490 over the rail plus Tax. $115 difference???/ You got a great deal.

That is amazing that the price can vary that much. My price ($375 +tax) was for a standard bed over the rails, not a long bed, which makes a difference. But not that much difference, I don't think. I talked with a guy in town and he said he paid $375 over three years ago for a Speedliner. Sounds like I got a good deal. I hope it holds up good now.

TruckDaddy may be able to speak to the variation in pricing.

Mine was a standard bed also. They rounded the corners by the tail gate which I really like. Different installation tech. What part of the country are you? Grand Rapids MI was $459 over the rail for a standard. Too far to drive for $31 bucks.

Yeah they want like $475 for over the rail LineX here too. :(
You guys are getting pretty good deals there.

Mine was a standard bed also. They rounded the corners by the tail gate which I really like. Different installation tech. What part of the country are you? Grand Rapids MI was $459 over the rail for a standard. Too far to drive for $31 bucks.

I live in north Louisiana.

I called my local installer and they gave me a price of $550. :eek:
If I want color match it would be another $300 BUT they would not guarantee the colors would match. :eek: :eek: :eek:
May have to look else where.

I would stay away from LineX, it is slippery. Not as bad as a plastic liner, but not far from it. It was in a truck I was trying out, I had my tool box in the back of the truck, going down the road and had to stop at a stop light. Next thing I heard was the tool box slamming into the front of the box. LineX is tough as nails, but way to slick for me.

Show me a bedliner that a toolbox box won't slip on if break hard enough. I think it has been stated time and again this liner is no more slippery than any other and available in different textures.

over the rail YES, LineX is great, had Rhino in my other truck and it faded and didn'tlike the way it felt. Also got the UV spray, bed still looks great..

i thought those spray ons were used to cover up blemishes after the truck has been put thru its paces.........like before you sell it , so it looks virgin like..........:cool:

Some customers what to be able to drag things across the bedliner and others don't. LINE-X's texture can be varied, the more texture, the less slip. Get whatever you need.

LINE-X dealers are franchises and are free to set their own prices. You will find that priced str higher toward the east and west coasts, just like everything else.

Not all LINE-X dealers know how to apply a non-fading exact color match. If you want one and your dealer doesn't know how to do it, let me know and I'll be glad to talk to help them.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/salsaredpe1.jpg

Some customers what to be able to drag things across the bedliner and others don't. LINE-X's texture can be varied, the more texture, the less slip. Get whatever you need.



:confused: I just called my local Line-X guy yesterday and asked him this same question and he said they can't vary the texture. He said if other companys are saying they can do this, then all they are doing is adding down some texture material and spraying over it.

Well, sure you can, I've shown you smooth LINE-X on page 3. You can make it VERY rough, as we do on Fire Dept. brush trucks, to increase traction. I can call your LINE-X dealer if you wish and explain. Very easy, takes an additional 30 to 60 seconds to add extra texture.

I called two different Line-X dealers in my area. Both told me they would spray colors for $300 extra ($800 :eek: ). Both told me they (Line-X) hasn't perfected painting colors and they wouldn't guarantee color match nor that it wouldn't fade or even that I would like it. They did tell me that it is guaranteed nationwide against peeling or chipping.
Man I wish someone would come train our dealers. :rant:

Unfortunately, sounds like the dealers are a little off beat. $300 extra is too high. Again, I'll be glad to tell them how to do it for you.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/fordmatch1small.jpg

Purchased this http://www.rattleguard.com
I used it once before on another truck. Not bad stuff for the price. Sure is better than $850

why do you all prefer the spray-on over the rails vs not over the rails?

Over the rails protects the railcaps from scratches.

i got over the rails because my dads truck doesn't have it and the rails look like Censored so i did it over and i also have a headache rack with rails so it doesn't scratch the bed rails that way either

why do you all prefer the spray-on over the rails vs not over the rails?

The rail tops are also notoriously soft/thin and many people have complained about them denting by just climbing in/out of the bed over the rails. LineX will give them a lot of strength as well as protection. I had my bed intially LineX'd under rail, but put on a cap in the first month that I owned the truck. When I had to take the cap off to get some bodywork on the right side year before last, I had the rails shot after the work and before the cap went back on.

hey thanks for the replies!

I have over the rail black and also had them coat the rails on my bedliner. I have had it on for about 6 months and it is starting to fade. I will get some 303 this weekend and see if that helps. As far as hardenss the LineX is extremly tough. I put 4000 lbs of gravel in the back of the truck 2 days after the liner was installed. I had a Rhino in my last truck and it held up well but faded quickly. This texas sun is tough on black.

Yes, 303 Aerospace will restore much of the color. Opt for LINE-X Xtra and it's guaranteed not to fade.

I've got the X-tra on mine, it seems to be a little bid more shiney, but looks awesome, this is my 3rd or 4th truck with line-x):h

I have had Rhino, Lava line, and currently have Line-X. All are comparable with the exception of the Rhino fading. The Line-X was sprayed on the thickest and therefore can take more abuse. Line-X is definitely not slick.

I got quoted 500.00 for a Line-X liner and they knew nothing about the Xtra said it was like a clear coat applied afterwards. WTF!!!!! That seems like highway robbery...Anyone in MI have any other sources for the Line-X?

Go to www.goline-x.com and use the dealer search function right on that page to find other dealers in your area.

No, Xtra is not a clearcoat. You can take them this picture and tell them to call their distribution center and inquire.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/Xtrabox.jpg

I did the search I guess I might have to drive this was the closer one....

i think i just found what to save for the next investment

I too am looking to get a spary in bedliner soon. I have seen and like line-x. My only concern is that I use my truck as a truck and as a family get away vehical. Luggage and other items are frequently placed in the bed. I rougher texture could damage some of these items. also in turn I already have heavy scratches from hauling a bunch of axles and engines, so I need something that can handle lots of pinpoint pressure being slide along the bed. as far as stuff sliding around, I use a 2x4 to hold stuff in place, or just move it to the front of the bed anyway. Theres a place right around the corner that sprays proliner I belive. I have never heard of them. There sample was smoother, yet still looked like it had plenty of traction. they said right around $350. I'm thinking of calling them and let me see one of there finished trucks.

TruckDaddy, I would like to THANK YOU for all of your very informative posts. Can you offer any more information on my situation as to the texture issuie I have? Also I read that it resist most chemicals, what about brake fluid? or Brake cleaner? can you tell me what chemicals will hurt it? Thanks again.
Todd

I called a couple dealers today and neither of them knew about the extra. one said he thinks he needs other equipment to do the extra? truckdaddy, mind if I email you to ask a couple more questions? Thanks Todd

I was told that the Xtra would cost a additional 200.00 on top of the 450.00 they where already charging me. He recommended if I wanted to keep it looking new to just put 303 on it. Like I'm going through all that hassle for a bedliner. Damn its not the inside of the truck. I just want it there to protect the bed from scratching etc.

Texture: LINE-X dealers can vary the texture from rather smooth to extremely rough. If you get LINE-X, the dealer can apply some texture, let you check it, and then apply more if you wish. Another solution is to buy a rubber mat and place it on top of the LINE-X when appropriate. We applied LINE-X (with Nason) to the grill and black bumper inserts of this truck. The LINE-X has very little texture.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/chevygrill.jpg

Chemical Resistance: LINE-X has a chemical compatibility chart (from 2003) that I can email to you. It's a pdf file, so I don't know how else to get it to you other than to attach it to an email. It's my understanding that LINE-X is conducting another test but I don't know when it will be available.

Xtra: Some LINE-X dealers are more cutting edge than others. Me, I don't miss a thing!! Xtra contains solvents and some states, such as California, have VERY strict rules regarding spraying solvents, paints, etc. Typically, those states require an approved paint spray booth which is rather expensive. Xtra has been available in black for about a year and Xtra for color matching became available this week. There's another LINE-X product called Ultra Shield (only in black) that's been around for a while, see if the dealer offers that. It's not as good as Xtra, but you might want to check anyway. I can't post prices, but I can tell you that my price for black Xtra for a short bed is significantly below $200. If you don't get Xtra or Ultra Shield, apply Just Once (justonce.com) or 303 Aerospace on the liner a few times a year. So, it won't be maintenance free, but it will always look nice.

These are pics of Xtra for colors. They were test bedliners:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/gold1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/pink1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/ArizBeige1a.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/LINE-XXTRA3.jpg

When I started this thread a little over a month ago, I didn't know it would generate so much discussion. This is great! What a source of information! I love Line-X on my truck. It works great. I asked my dealer about Xtra and he was aware of it, but wasn't too interested in selling it, so no Xtra. He was very flexible on texture and thickness and would customize it to whatever I wanted.

I want to echo what Redtj1997 said in an earlier post. TruckDaddy, we can't thank you enough for all the information you have provided. I know I feel a lot better when I buy something if I am informed and know what to ask and look for from a retailer. Thanks again!

truckdaddy, thanks again for the info. I will look into the ultrashield, sound more like what I may be after. if not, I do agree with it is just a bed liner, and the though of a rubber mat is GREAT! I wouldn't mind looking at that pdf if you get a chance to send it. Thanks Again to everyone, I like dmax650tq was sitting on the fence.
Todd
jeepmn97@yahoo.com

Hey, I appreciate your comments! I realize spray-ons are not for everyone. The least I can do is to offer accurate information so that YOU can decide what's best for you. Let me know if you have any questions.

Some of you are really getting a good deal! Line-X is Petro based and has had some increases like everything lately! Average retail runs $475 for under the rail and about $525 for over the rail, a little pricey but come on with a protection and warranty that we provide I think it is a extreme value! More and more dealers will start to offer Xtra because it is a great product!

I paid $400 for an under the rail job in Green Bay, WI when I bought my truck in Sept of 2001. I had the rails shot in Toledo, OH in Jan. 2004 for $180. My Line-X still looks great, but I did have a bed cap on from Oct. of '01 until Sept of this year. I now have a Fold-a-Cover tonneau on the bed.

Hey, I appreciate your comments! I realize spray-ons are not for everyone. The least I can do is to offer accurate information so that YOU can decide what's best for you. Let me know if you have any questions.


Hey, keep that good information coming. :ro)

But please, never, ever, ever post another picture of that pink bedliner...-:t

:muahaha::lol:

here here mini :D

My daughter saw the pink and tried to talk me into it. :help2: Sure appreciate Truckdaddy keeping us informed. Made me smarter than my local dealer which is not good. Now I'm saving my pennies so I can go wherever to get the job done the way I want.

Being in the military, I like the nation-wide, llifetime warranty offered by Linex. Who knows how many duty stations I'll go through in the next 300,000 miles???

Some of you are really getting a good deal! Line-X is Petro based and has had some increases like everything lately! Average retail runs $475 for under the rail and about $525 for over the rail, a little pricey but come on with a protection and warranty that we provide I think it is a extreme value! More and more dealers will start to offer Xtra because it is a great product!

Heck seems like you are even cheaper than me. 479 under, 75 more for over the rail.. best deal I've recieved so far was 550 over the rail + 20 discount for bed being clean..
I don't THINK any of them spray the xtra stuff at all, and one suggested against color matching. One guy said to call and talk about the color and xtra stuff but said most dealers don't spray it yet. I'm still waiting on prices from places i emailed today. but so far 550 over the rail seems about the price its going to be for black. :(

I found someone that I *think is looking into the color thing. He said they were seeing how the color bedliners were holding up before they start doing them.


Does anyone know how long the color bedliners last?

If it's LINE-X with Xtra, it's lifetime.

Read a few posts from guys who'd coated their Ranch Hand bumpers. Looking to do the same when I get the bed Linex'd.

Question: Is there any special prep to ensure a good result?

Actually, if your talking about your powdercoated bumper, the best prep is scuffed, then wiped down with lacquer thinner. Methanol is acceptable, but with lacquer thinner, LINE-X with stick like you've never seen.

i had a sample from line-x and one of rhino lining. i rubbed them together for about a month and the rhino had worn smooth whill the line-x was still bumped. but i did notice the line-x sample was more fexable then the rhino one was.

Sorry if this has been posted already but,Rhino is a urethane while Line-X-from what I read- is a urea. Rhino is more forgiving and flexible than Line-X. When Rhino is sprayed it's actaually "slick". The texture is given to it by "misting" the material over the truck bed just after the Rhino has cured. Not sure how Line-X does it, but they are actually two complete different materials. I have Rhino and I love it. Then again I have to be because I'm a Rhino dealer.

Rhino is a 100% polyurethane product that used a room temp/low pressure application system. The texture is applied by splattering droplets on the liner. However, since that looks, well, not so nice, Rhino has recently come out with a new wand that will apply a finer mist in the hopes of improving the looks.

LINE-X is a blend of polyurethane and polyurea. It literally has more than double the tear strength of Rhino (LINE-X 304 pli, Rhino 145 pli) and a higher temperature tolerance (LINE-X 250 degrees, Rhino 175 degrees). LINE-X dries in 4 seconds and thus follows the beds contours very nicely. Rhino takes 30 to 45 seconds to gel and about 45 minutes to dry. LINE-X uses a heat/high pressure application system for superior adhesion and a much more uniform final texture.

Rhino (not the new wand):
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/rhinopeel006.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/lowpressure1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/RhinoTToys3.jpg

LINE-X:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/edge1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/tailgate1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v413/123Gone/TTHA1.jpg

That top picture looks like pretty poor surface preperation. You can see some scratches for an anchor but not much. The paint of the truck almost needs to be completely discolored for a proper anchor to allow the Rhino to bond to the truck.

We are an Industrial Rhino Dealer and we actually have (4) different compounds of Rhino with different durometer's. The HI-Chem Rhino is pretty much like Line-X. Just not avaiable to the Truck bed Retailers.

We have LineX on our 05 LLY and its great, not slick at all, no color fade (living in Southern CA) since we had it done.

LINE-X has about 20 or so products. Check this one out: www.paxcon.com

Some of you guys are getting some great deals. I just got quoted $575 for over the rails on a 6ft bed for standard linex and an additional $160 for the xtra in black :eek:

$735 total

Yikes! I would expect the east and west coasts to be more expensive, like everything else.

$435 for a long bed under rails in Oklahoma city.

No way!?! I know the dealer in OK City and he's higher than that. Maybe that's an old price.

Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 10:25 AM
Thank you for oyur interest in Line-X. Price for your size truck would be $435.00 and that gets you your choice of any of 5 colors, we have Black, Gray, Blue, Brown or Green. Most trucks are done in 2 hours or less and have a Nationwide Lifetime Warranty.

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I’m interested in a quote for a 2007 GMC 3500 dually long bed.


No way!?! I know the dealer in OK City and he's higher than that. Maybe that's an old price.

Price is good, over the rails is a must. Ive had 2 rhinos and 1 linex, linex warrenty and dealers seem much better.

local dealer here quoated me 425.00 with uv protection and under the rail. wanted 400.00 more to match color.

Yes, 303 Aerospace will restore much of the color. Opt for LINE-X Xtra and it's guaranteed not to fade.

X2....the best extra $200 I spent was getting the Xtra. It looks sweet. Over the rails without a doubt.

Some bed prep pictures in my garage......

I have LineX and went with over the lip. You can see how far they went in my garage pics. I have found that it is not slick and stuff does not slide around. I am happy with it. It made my bed look much better. It was pretty scratched up before.

375 is a steal, def go over the rails

also have them remove the plasitc tail gate protector and do that too, you cant pullt he protector off line it and then havce the plastic piece go back on (its too thick) so jsut pull that and spray that as well. The plastic piece usuallyg ets pretty beat up

linex and rhino were tough choices. I liked the rhino lining better, they have been in buisness longer than linex, and the price was not too bad. My mom had a linex liner and it was cracked and everything, but it was just their plain one. spend the extra money and get the grippy bedliner, i went under the rails on my truck, i did not like it over the rails and it can chip that way. hope this helps

That's not totally correct. LINE-X was in business first. The original name was Burtin Corporation and they manufactured polyurethane foams, etc. Rhino came out with a polyurethane bedliner product and two years later, LINE-X came out with theirs. Rhino had the first low pressure product, LINE-X had the first high pressure product.

LINE-X does not crack, especially with a 115% elongation property. If you think you've seen a cracked LINE-X bedliner, take a pic, I'd like to take a look at it.