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Bed Liner Poll

Discussion in 'Truck & SUV' started by DeebsTundra, Jun 18, 2006.

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Bed-Liner's Poll

Rhino Liner 0 vote(s) 0.0%
Line-X 0 vote(s) 0.0%
Other (Herculiner, etc) 6 vote(s) 100.0%
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    DeebsTundra Big Tires :)

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    Bed Liner Poll

    The title says it all...what're you guys opinions on bedliners.

    Everything I've read says that while both are high quality, the Line-X is a little more durable.
    DeebsTundra, Jun 18, 2006
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    herculiner is the best, we tried all three at work and hurculiner is best and most durable, just have to get spry on version with the UV protectant it works great.
    SleepinRolla, Jun 18, 2006
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    Barnacules 100101101011011

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    Line-X, works great, goes on really nice and if you ever manage to damage it the line-x place will fix it for free.
    Barnacules, Jun 19, 2006
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    Line X bro it's all in the Quality dude.................


    speaking of which your Tundra needs a LIne x I noted some scratches in the bed or did someone lock you out of your apartment that night and you deceided to mess up your bed (LOL) (LOL) (LOL)......
    YamahaTundraV8, Jun 20, 2006
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    My03Tundra ROLL OUT!

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    I had Line-X done in my Tundra, and I love it. The shop did excellent work and I highly recommend Al's Line-X of Tucson.
    My03Tundra, Jun 20, 2006
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    1337Rolla oh my

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    I heard that some of them the black color rubs off once you wear away the top layer of the liner, but a company had developed a newer material that stayed black. do all the brands use that now? or are they the old fading type
    1337Rolla, Jun 20, 2006
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    Quoted from 123 gone on Ts

    "As of today, we can use Dupont Nason paint for exact color matches. The liner will retain its gloss and won't fade. It's a good product and has been used for many years.

    We also have LINE-X Xtra, which is a step up from Nason (for several reasons). Xtra contains Dupont Kevlar Micro Pulp. Xtra, in black only, has been available for several months now. Xtra in colors is going to be announced at LINE-X's North America Convention in Dallas next weekend. So, Xtra in colors probably won't be available until...say March 1. You should also know that Xtra is included in the LINE-X nationwide lifetime warranty (for truck beds), Nason is not.

    Xtra cost more than Nason but it's a superior product (not just because of the Kevlar). TUNDRAV8GEORGIA: You might want to double check on what the dealer told you regarding what product your getting.

    The only location you MIGHT be able to get Xtra in a color is perhaps near Santa Ana, CA where they probably have been testing the product.

    Note: LINE-X dealers must become certified by Dupont before they can sell Xtra. "Certified" means the dealer must attend a one day class taught by Dupont.

    Here's Xtra in black. It's a darker black than regular LINE-X, glossy, and guaranteed to always look this good"
    YamahaTundraV8, Jun 20, 2006
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