Got my truck bed lined with Line X today. It looks great! It is a lot tougher than Rhino Liners I have had in the past. It was definitely worth the difference in price! I was a little apprehensive to get the coating up over the rails, but I'm glad I did! It is straight and looks like it came from the factory with it. The best aftermarket $ I've spent yet...

 

what color is the truck? post some pics.. ive yet to see an over the rails truck thats not black or grey, much less my blue.... i really want OTR but dont know how it will look with a lighter color....

 

I posted some pics last fall when I got my Line-X. https://dodgeforum.com/m_1012368/tm.htm

Also, some of the Line-X dealers can spray a color-matched bedliner. My local Line-X dealer can't do it, but he said some of the West Coast dealers are set up for it.

 

I have seen some color spray-in liners, and it looks like a spraypaint can kind of coating. Not bad, but it all depends on your preference.

 

yea i dont know if it like the color matching ones, plus they charge almost double.

 

if you would want a color match one i would jsut have them linex and paint overtop whatever color you wanted and the clear it would look better then their color match and be way cheaper, and not jeoperdize the integrity of the liner.

 

I don't theres a place by me called millenium linings which is line-x and they blend dupont auto paints with the liner and they look great and are supposedly guaranteed not to fade. I've seen alot others and definitely look like crap after a while. For $175 bucks extra called linex-extra they can do some pretty neat stuff- check it out.

http://www.millenniumlinings.com/bedliners.htm

 

I got the black. I kind of have a black theme going (black wheels, black grill, etc.). I have seen the color matched liners, but I don't think they look right. Eve the clear coated liners will eventually fade, especially if you use them. Even the Line X Plus, or whatever they are calling it, will eventually fade. I was told this by the dealer. If you park your rig inside, you'll be fine. If you park outside, you can use some over-the-counter UV protectant. That stuff is cheap.

 

Funny you should mention them they did mine to they do the best work in the state of Indiana. Did you see the colts liner they did.

http://www.millenniumlinings.com/colts_truck.htm

 

These guys are just plane awsome and their work speaks for itself.......