Looking for a recommendation for a spray on over the rail bed liner for a 6 foot bed. (Durham: price)

[ApexIntruder]

Looking for a recommendation for a spray on over the rail bed liner for a 6 foot bed (Chevy Colorado). Price and quality? I am not interested in a do-it-yourself kit. I want a professional application. I hear Line-X is excellent.

Suggestions?

[ApexIntruder]

I have read Line-X is better than Rhino.

[HappyNCGirl]

After looking at all available options, my husband had Line-X spray his truck bed. That was in 2001, and he has been very very satisfied with the bed liner. That truck has hauled all kinds of things over the years, and the liner is no worse for the wear.

[leighbhe]

My hubby also got a line-x in his truck, probably in 1998 and it still looks great. definitely would recommend them

Leigh

[underPSI]

I have Line-X sprayed in the bed of my truck. I decided to use Line-X when I was shopping around for sprayed-in bedliners. I was actually at the Line-X dealer getting a quote and the owner was showing me the difference between Rhino and Line-X. There was a truck there he was prepping for application. It currently had Rhino Liner in it. He got the corner started and the rest peeled right off. Line-X will not peel so keep in mind that it is permanent addition.

[T|K]

It depends on what you are going to use it for also. LineX is softer (they might have 2 applications by now), so sometimes hauling heavy stuff than can dent can put "dimples" all over the linex. If I was going to get mine done though I would do LineX for sure.

[ApexIntruder]

Thanks everyone. Line-X is my choice. So where is the best place to get it?

[ApexIntruder]

I got my liner done. I used Line-X of Durham. Moderator cut: Off-topic comments The job done is much better than a prefab liner.