Anyone heard of Bullet Liner? It's a spray in liner with a lifetime warranty. Good, bad, indifferent?

 

No, I have not. I am using Line X. I had the bed sprayed in Nov of 07, and it still looks like new. I had Rhino liner on my 01 Chevy and it faded after three years, to a dull black.
My only advice is to Google it on the web and see what comes up on that brand. Also is this just a local company? Would they support you if you lived in another state?

 

I've used Speedliner on a couple trucks in the past, and it held up well and didn't fade as bad as friends who used other brands...

 

I was of the Armorthane brand before but since its not around, Line-X. Have seen too many of the other jobber brands peal or crack.

 

Line-X on the last two Dodge trucks. I really like the product!!

 

line-x after five years it still looks great. and it hauled a lot of fire wood and quads.

 

I can tell you what not to use, unless you want to baby the truck bed- any of the do-it-yourself liners, like Herculiner. I did mine, and other than fading, it did ok. But, it would scratch and gouge pretty easily. If you use your truck bed, you will be constantly touching it up. The do-it-yourself stuff may be cheaper, but it isn't a good value. In my experience, at least.
I've used other brands, like Duplicolor, for other applications, and found it to perform about the same. There is a world of difference between what is professionally sprayed in, and what you roll on yourself.

 

Line-X for me. Truck is 8 yrs old this July. Still looks great and has held up extremely well. I have a flat topper so mine has not faded much. Its seen its fare share of abuse too. If I ever get another truck I'd go with Line-X again

 

Got vortex spray in liner in mine . Its held up good after they got some expericened people that knew what they were doing the third time

 

Line-X all the way.

One of my neighbors had his Ford Ranger done and the liner is so thin it doesn't even look like a bed liner. He'd already put a dent in the bed from moving some household furniture that his "bed liner" was supposed to not allow, and it's already had a few chunks torn out of it.