herefromthere
Bronze Member
- Joined
- Jul 16, 2011
- Messages
- 71
- Location
- Wet Side of WA
- Tractor
- Kubota L3200HST 4WD, BH77 w/Mechanical Thumb, Land Pride BB1572 Box Scraper
Good call on the Line-X, OP. My general observation from owning two Rhino lined trucks is that Rhino Liner was a little softer and grippier, but it gouged easier and UV faded/got chalkier more than the Line-X that an ex-gf had. From what I've seen, OEM liners seem to be sprayed thinner than the aftermarket applications.
I also had a horrible, runny/drippy application done by Rhino, and Rhino corporate said that they couldn't do anything, because it was an independent franchise. Any company that benefits from a franchise arrangement, but uses it as an excuse to not back up the product or service doesn't get another penny from me...ever.
I have an older truck now with some bed damage already, so I am considering buying a drop in liner that I'll just throw my rubber bed mat on top of to lessen the ice rink effect.
I also had a horrible, runny/drippy application done by Rhino, and Rhino corporate said that they couldn't do anything, because it was an independent franchise. Any company that benefits from a franchise arrangement, but uses it as an excuse to not back up the product or service doesn't get another penny from me...ever.
I have an older truck now with some bed damage already, so I am considering buying a drop in liner that I'll just throw my rubber bed mat on top of to lessen the ice rink effect.