My rhino has held up with everything i have thrown at it, EXCEPT when loading a boiler in the bed and the fork lift driver decided to poke it. It ripped off a chunk about the size of a dime on the tailgate. They resprayed it for free though so its all good.

 

ive had line x in my for about six months and not reaal impressed. faded badly already and seems to nick pretty easy. i dont abuse that much but everytime i haul something it has another gouge in it. with go with rhino or speedliner next time

 

I don't know if you guy's are familiar with them or not, but I actaally have 2 horse trailer mats on the floor of my bed and they work awesome !!

The mats are 4x4, which is why I needed 2 of them. All I had to do was cut out the wheel wells. The mats weigh a ton, and are VERY durable. I think they use them on the ramps of horse trailers, I dunno. I got em from a horse trailer dealer. If you can get em, I highly reccomend em.

 

How much do spray-in liners usually run for a regular size bed?

 

I'm sure it will vary some by location but here in Knoxville, it about 525 for over the rails Line-X.

paul