Line-X or Rhino???
Line-X or Rhino???
Ok I know that there are allot of posts on this subject, but if there is anyone that has had both and really uses the bed of there truck, please let me know which you prefer and why??????? Pics would be great to!!!!!
I have seen (on more than one truck) rhino liner coming off in chunks. After seeing that I wouldn't put anything down myself. I have also grown to appreciate the looks of a "work truck". I wouldn't want something that didn't look slightly abused.
Another person that regrets getting a Rhino. Almost every time I drag something across it that has a sharp edge, it pulls up a good chunk.
They will "repair" it, but "repairing it" consists of cutting the rest of the chunk out and smearing some Rhino in a tube on with a putty knife. Plus, the lifetime waranty only applies at the location you had it done at. LineX is nationwide.
I agree that it does seem to keep things from sliding better than LineX, though.
They will "repair" it, but "repairing it" consists of cutting the rest of the chunk out and smearing some Rhino in a tube on with a putty knife. Plus, the lifetime waranty only applies at the location you had it done at. LineX is nationwide.
I agree that it does seem to keep things from sliding better than LineX, though.
Originally Posted by I PASS GAS
Another person that regrets getting a Rhino. Almost every time I drag something across it that has a sharp edge, it pulls up a good chunk.
They will "repair" it, but "repairing it" consists of cutting the rest of the chunk out and smearing some Rhino in a tube on with a putty knife. Plus, the lifetime waranty only applies at the location you had it done at. LineX is nationwide.
I agree that it does seem to keep things from sliding better than LineX, though.
They will "repair" it, but "repairing it" consists of cutting the rest of the chunk out and smearing some Rhino in a tube on with a putty knife. Plus, the lifetime waranty only applies at the location you had it done at. LineX is nationwide.
I agree that it does seem to keep things from sliding better than LineX, though.
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I had line-x on my old 97 gasser, and let me tell you, it held up to anything I could throw at it. I put a small cultivator in the back of the truck one time, with the tractor. A couple of tines snapped off the culitivator, and nothing happened to the bedliner at all.
My stepdad had a rhino lining put in on his 99 gasser, and he absolutely hated it, made them go back, sand it all off, and re-do it. Still sucked, it would peel up in a heartbeat if you just nicked it.
Line-x is the best thing you can spend your money on, I'm going to do it to my truck once I get enough money.
My stepdad had a rhino lining put in on his 99 gasser, and he absolutely hated it, made them go back, sand it all off, and re-do it. Still sucked, it would peel up in a heartbeat if you just nicked it.
Line-x is the best thing you can spend your money on, I'm going to do it to my truck once I get enough money.
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