Fun fact: The pentagon is coated in Line-X to repel explosives lol.

 

really pretty lame; pentagon, I dunno bout that one....

 

I used to have one of those rubber bed mats, never had a problem with studs or carbides. That combined with the rino lining would be perfect.

 

I have had both Rhino liner and Line X in differant trucks. Both are good quality products. I never had one single probem with either liner. Like stated before Rhino is a bit ruffer than Line X. Sort of depends one what you want as far as that goes. I currantly have Rhino in my present truck. That comes with a life time warranty. I can't recall if Line X does or not.
I also applied herculiner on theinterior of a CJ5 I used to own. That is rather like doing a paint job. The better prep that you do the better it holds up.

 

ive got a drop in liner that dodge put in the truck wen i bought it. Thing pretty much sucks everything moves all around. So i just ordered a BedRug Mat that installs right over my existing drop in liner. im pretty excited ill get some pics up when it gets here.

 

what was the price of the mat??

 

How much does the liner usually cost?

 

Id personally go reflex since your hauling sleds with the studs in the belts. I have reflex in mine, as all the others, lifetime warrenty and a nice non skid rubbery finish.
Paid 550 for it over the rail.

 

linex is awsome but they want $550 in ma to do the bed of my truck

 

payed $99 shipped from autoanything.com for the bedrug mat