Superliner Vs Line-X

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Streaker

Discussion Starter · Nov 2, 2007

I am going to get the bed lined with something and will most likely go with Superliner.
I have had Rhino Lining in my S-10 for 10 years now and while it has done a GREAT job it is not in the same league with Superliner or Line-X due to the fact that it is a rubberized coating.
Superliner and Line-X is a hard coating and that is what I want on my 07 Silverado. The reason I am thinking of going with Superliner is that a friend of mine has it and he USES his truck. Everything from Dirt to Deer guts and he's had it for almost 2 years and it's still shiney new. Not a bit of fading at all. Every bit as good as Line-X but I will say that it's not as thick as Line-X.
I'm welcome to all opinions as this is why I posted this

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no0b123

· #2 · Nov 6, 2007

I hear they both work well, but Line-X is more common. My dad has Line-X, and I have used it, and it worked great for us.

By the way, when you said that Rhino wasn't in the same league as Line-X, what did you mean by that? Is Line-X better?

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ChevyFan

· #3 · Nov 6, 2007

I've only had one truck with a spray-in bedliner. That was Line-x and I never had much problem with it. It's supposed to have a lifetime guarantee too. I got a chip out of it, but I took care of it with a black magic marker and you couldn't tell beyond 3 feet. :lol:

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finalday7

· #4 · Nov 6, 2007

If you like the thickness of the line-x but are leaning toward the superliner can't you ask them to spray it alittle thicker. I'm sure they would, for the right price. :glasses:

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dwill3015

· #5 · Nov 6, 2007

My second truck with Line-X. Very happy with it!

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jvmorgan

· #6 · Nov 7, 2007

I am getting my bed Line-X this weekend and multiple of my buddies have it done to their trucks, Jeeps and much more they have had nothing but positive things to say about the warranty and the quality of work that is done. That is why I am going with Line-X and the price is right...$450 tax included sounds like a pretty good deal to me.

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Streaker

Discussion Starter · #7 · Nov 9, 2007

no0b123 said:
IBy the way, when you said that Rhino wasn't in the same league as Line-X, what did you mean by that? Is Line-X better?

What I meant by they aren't the same is that Line-X is a hard liner and Rhino is a soft rubbery liner. Just that they are two seperate things not that one is better than the other but that they each have a purpose.

Thanx for all the responses. I'll probably end up with Line-X but I did want to get the same color as the truck but not if it's gonna fade to baby blue later. Man that would really SUCK:gasp:

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finalday7

· #8 · Nov 10, 2007

There's nothing more manly than baby blue..:no:

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Streaker

Discussion Starter · #9 · Nov 11, 2007

Actually this ones pretty HOT!!!

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unplugged

· #10 · Nov 11, 2007

I have the Line-x in my Silverado. Next time I'm going with the Line-x color match. Here's a nice blue:

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ChevyFan

· #11 · Nov 11, 2007

unplugged said:
I have the Line-x in my Silverado. Next time I'm going with the Line-x color match. Here's a nice blue:

huh, that's got to be pretty new. Good idea though, but I like the contrast of the black line-x actually.

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finalday7

· #12 · Nov 11, 2007

I like black liners myself but the pink is pretty... :fighting0072:

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Streaker

Discussion Starter · #13 · Nov 11, 2007

I just found out they have a new and improved formula out called Line-X Xtra.
It's not supposed to fade at all and is supposed to be better than the old stuff. Not all the dealers use it though so you have to find one that does. I'm going to check around here and see what I can find out.
I would like a color match but we'll see

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