Another vote for Line X!
As far as getting a "deal" on it, that may be tough. I know the one in the Springs does .Mil discount but it's still not cheap. Pretty sure they all have pretty standardized pricing.
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Another vote for Line X!
As far as getting a "deal" on it, that may be tough. I know the one in the Springs does .Mil discount but it's still not cheap. Pretty sure they all have pretty standardized pricing.
Not specifically A "buddy deal", just I prefer to spend the money I have control over to like minded people. I had to recently ditch my DR after her verbal support for Obama.
my google Fu didn't catch the Littleton or Boulder locations.
Ill definitely look look at the Line x line.
That's awesome, did you let her know why you ditched her?Quote:
Originally Posted by Limited GM
^^^^^ most certainly.
i checked at Line-X in Boulder today, talked to kyle as recommended above. Great guy and I will be using him over the winter. Appears to do great work.
+1 for the Line-X place on S. Broadway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
Line X- expensive, but worth it
The reason it is expensive is the preparation. Line X takes the time needed to make sure their product will stick. That is why the warranty is also better.
Another Line-X vote.
Two full size trucks now.
I tend to disagree on the "stickiness" of each product. Line-X is harder, more like sandpaper and Rhino is more rubbery.
Rhino chips off easier IMHO, but hard slick things like toolboxes, etc seem to stick better than they do on Line-X. Throw a shovel in the bed and Rhino is likely to lose. Not so with Line-x, but it's going to slide more.
Line-X looks significantly better. Still has enough give in it to not flake off with most dents. I managed to back my tailgate into the kingpin on the fiver a few years ago, and while the dent isn't huge, it's big enough I expected it to chunk off.