Herculiner,Drop-in,Line-X,Rhino.........
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Herculiner is good, but it all is in the prepwork. If the prepwork is done correctly it will lasts forever. With bad prep work it won't last.
Drop in liners are okay. But they can cause bad rust issues in areas where rust is a issue. For me in the desert, you never have to worry about rust. The liner I got is beat to hell and still in good shape. Under the liner the bed is all dented up from use, the liner just springs back into shape.
Drop in liners are okay. But they can cause bad rust issues in areas where rust is a issue. For me in the desert, you never have to worry about rust. The liner I got is beat to hell and still in good shape. Under the liner the bed is all dented up from use, the liner just springs back into shape.
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i'm going with a herculiner. some one told me once that the roll on and spray in bedliners trap moisture and seize the bolts on the bed. for those roll in bed liners the kits are just a towel a roller with spare roll, a brush and a gallon of bedliner...i did the math for my project it was cheaper to get a quart and a roller. the guy at the auto store i go to highly recomended herculiner as a cheap alternative to drop in and spray in bed liners, but like Crazy4x4rt said its all in teh prep work.
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The box in my truck is Line-X'd it has been since 1996 and its mint, like REAL mint especially for what its seen, as mentioned though its all in how it was prepped. My tailgate got crunched a while back (about 5 years) and when the insurance company replaced it whoever put the line-x on it failed on the prep and its now starting to completely peeling off in one solid chunk.
And for what its worth, all spray in liners are pretty much the same product with a different name.
And for what its worth, all spray in liners are pretty much the same product with a different name.
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