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Opinions on Spray-in Liners
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Oct 1, 2005 11:17 PM
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I'm considering putting in a spray-in liner but there are so many different dealers, each claiming to apply differing compositions, hot/cool applications, high/low pressure, critical of each others product, materials in the truck box allegedly sliding less on one product versus another product (ie. Line-X, Rhino, Armaguard, Armorthane, Reflex etc).
Are there any spray-in brands you would support or recommend avoiding? Thanks
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Re: Opinions on Spray-in Liners
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Oct 3, 2005 9:06 PM
in response to: Bigelowbill
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I think mine is a line-x, will check when i get home, i think it still has the sticker on it, if not i,ll call my dealer and ask them.
non slip even with wet footwear although light hard items do fly about in there, i am thinking about putting a rubber mat in there as well,the finish is good, even and no overspray also acts as sound deadening
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Re: Opinions on Spray-in Liners
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Oct 8, 2005 5:20 AM
in response to: Bigelowbill
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The whole process depends on the installer. All the materials involved are the same. I have had Armaguard on my last three trucks because the guys who put it in did an excellent job. Shoddy work will result in a shoddy job. Don't rush into geting it done because it can't be undone.
Ken
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Re: Opinions on Spray-in Liners
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Oct 30, 2005 4:40 AM
in response to: Bigelowbill
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I HAVE A LIN-X SPAY IN AND VERY SATISFIED WITH IT.I LOOKS TO BE ABOUT 1/4 INCH THICK WITH BEVELED EDGES AT TAIL AND GATE.THE STUFF IS BULLETPROOF MAN.HOWEVER IT IS SLIPPERY WITH SAY METAL OBJECTS,BUT I USE WEDGES ETC,IF ANY GEAR MOVES AROUND REST ASSURED IT'S NOT GOING TO DO HARM,THIS STUFF IS SOLID.I PAID 540.00,OR I COULD HAVE GOT PLASTIC LINER FOR 360,00,NO BRAINER.YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.TOTAL WATERPROOF,UNLIKE SLIDE IN'S WHICH WILL TRAP MOISTURE UNDERNEATH.IF IT WASN'T SO COSTLY ID ENCASE THE ENTIRE TRUCK AND ESPECIALLY THE FLOOR IN MY BOAT.LINE-X DID A PRO JOB....
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Re: Opinions on Spray-in Liners
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Jul 14, 2010 11:29 AM
in response to: Bigelowbill
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I have Line-X in my 98 K1500. I had it done when the truck was 2 days old. It wears like steel. I can barely tell it from new. The non slip texture is great in wet weather, but kinda tough on the knees on a warm day when wearing shorts. They went 1/4 inch thick on the bottom of the box and about 1/8 on the sides. I would say 1/8 would have been fine on the bottom as well. My next truck gets Line-X.
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