What to know about spray in bed liners?

I've had Rino in my first truck. Was still going strong after 13 years. Going with Line-X in the newer truck just because I can get it done locally. Hate the plastic liners that came with the truck. Good info to know about the prep work and helps with questions we might have.

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Originally Posted by nogaroheli

Thanks for the replies everyone. I like the smoother, glossier finish in the ones I've seen and it sounds like Line-X is the way to go there.

Osprey- is the Line-X installer in the Springs a good installer? Thanks for the industry insight!

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We've had three company trucks done in town, all looked fantastic and have held up well. FiL's truck looks even better, his never sees any work. Line X did them all.

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DIY, ~$200 in color of your choice. Monstaliner. Worked great in my jeep project. Not super duper thick like the lineX stuff, but good enough I'd say for most people. I'd also opt for a color coating to keep the heat down if it's an open bed truck. (no topper)
Can always coat a 3rd time.

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I habe no idea whay was in my ford but it sucked it was ripping in areas etc. It wasnt line x, those seem to hold up well

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