Yea my truck had the drop in when I bought it and I just sold it for $35. I had it listed for $100 on down, but never got any interest and now I'm just glad it's not taking up any space at my place. Where did they tell you it would only take an hour b/c I would think at least 2 maybe 2 1/2 to do it.

 

My dealer had mine done at no cost to me as part of the purchase deal, as were my free Mopar side steps.
It was done by a local shop. Xtreme liners. done by a local truck shop. It is a nice looking, rugged liner comparable to the Line-X brand.




You might try searching for Xtreme Liners in your area http://www.xtremeliners.com/

 

Closest one is 50miles Lxman

One main reason I want to get it done is because my *** end looks jacked up and holds lots of water. I don't want my bed to rust out because of that. The spray in will prevent all of that. Although I do like the plastic bubles that hold all equipment from getting wet and allows the water to run underneath everything.
Also, I don't want peel and stick bedcaps. i want spray rails. They quoted me $175 for just the rails. I think I'd rather do it all for the $550 and try to get $35 for my drop in liner....lol

 

When my truck was done, the place kept the truck all day. Dunno if it was due to scheduling workload and cure time but id expect more than an hour as well.

 

Ziebart is a national chain that does a great job (they did my window tint). The only big difference between Line-X and Rhino Liner is that Line-X is smoother, and Rhino Liner has a texture. If you put things in your bed Rhino Liner helps keep them in place. They will both outlast your truck, they're both bomb proof, so just decide if you want smooth or rough finish. I think the government coated the pentagon in Line-X after 9/11.

I got the link for Albany N.Y.

http://www.ziebart.com/locations.php?id=111

 

There's actually a Line-X shop on State Street in Schenectady, and one up in Saratoga Springs. When i moved here from Phoenix about 2 years ago I wanted to get my TJ undercoated so I took it up to Saratoga (the local shop didn't do the undercoating).

When I bought my truck it came with an over-the-rail bedliner which I removed and when i did, I found it left a lot of scratches on the finish. I made a deal with my dealer to get them to split the cost, but I was looking at a Rhino Liner because as I recall they were a bit less expensive than the Line-X. There's also a Ziebart/Rhino dealer right on Central Ave...

Good luck!

 

pm'd you dirtydog

 

I had mine done at Capital District Truck Center on State St which is the Line-X dealer and I think it was around $400 or so when I got it done over a year ago. They are very good and easy to deal with. They did my rear drop shackle install too.

 

I am located in the Upstate, NY area. I was originaly going to try LINEX, from what I gathered via online researching it wasa better product than the Rhino. However after I saw my second truck that had a line x bedliner I was disapointed. The closest LINEX dealer was close to 2 hours for me. The closest Rhino dealer was 15minutes. The Rhino product is exclusivly government used I was told. It looks very nice and the price is the same.

Check the LineX website out they list dealers by distance. Im pretty sure the Rhino site does the same. As far as price $525 over rails is the going rate.

I just did my bedliner and ended up with Rhino. It looks very nice, and was sprayed on very thick. Makes the truck look complete, professionally. I have seen Rhino liners 3 years old and they do fade but look normal not a bad fad in my opinion.

Try to find a truck or two that has both Line X and Rhino and decide for yourself. Pictures can be decieving.

Good luck.

 

Mine is over the rail and was around $425 I think.