Know nothing about spray on truck bed liners; opinions here on Line-X?? Thanks

I've had three, a LineX, a Hurculiner (sprayed in, not from O'Reilly), and an unknown. The most important thing you can do is use a reputable place because the prep work makes all the difference. My LineX would peel up if you slid something in on it. It was good, they just didn't prep right. My favorite was Hurcliner. It was rubberized a little so stuff wouldn't slide around. No peeling.

I’ve had two LineX. One sprayed in a brand new truck and one sprayed in a 12 year old truck. Prep is everything. As said above, use a reputable dealer

Good results on a 2010 truck with application made 9 yrs later.

Just get a rubber mat. Keeps stuff from sliding and is a lot cheaper. I had a truck with the spray liner. Still put a rubber mat on top. Much better.

Had Line-X sprayed in my truck when I bought it...other than a being a little faded, it was still in great shape when I sold the truck 8 years later
My dad had his bed sprayed when he bought his (dealership had a partnership with RhinoLining at the time). His truck was a year newer than mine, but the bed liner looked like it was a lot older.

The Rhino lining was a lot smoother and had more of a "rubbery' feel to it. The Line-X was rougher and felt more like a hard plastic.

I’m 13 years on a Line X, still looks new but I do have a hard cover on it. I don’t treat in too rough but my son has Line X and beats the living crap out of it. It has held up really well other than some scuff marks. I put some of the dyi stuff inside a Jeep and it didn’t do well (I could have prepped it better I’m sure)

I got my truck bed and rails Line-X when it was new back in 2003. I don’t baby it and looks now about like it did when it was put in.

Every truck I've owned since 2005 has had a Line X.

Line- X is good stuff. Take a look at Raptor Liner too. I got my Complete 2012 GMC Sierra sprayed in Raptor Liner in Battleship Gray color and my Front and Rear Road Armor bumpers sprayed in Black Raptor Liner. My buddy did all the work and He is a perfectionist. He took the bed off, bumpers off, Interior door liners off, and headlights and rear tail lights off and did fantastic prep work. I was Happy as could be with the job He did with the Raptor Liner.

Pro tip: don’t be tempted to do it yourself. Hire it out. It won’t look good homemade.

Had line x in Pelham spray my old truck. 14 years later and it looked brand new when I sold it. Bed mat kept things from sliding around. Would do it again in a heartbeat on another truck if needed.

Mine is a 2002 HD chevy and it looks great still and is not treated nicely. It was put in 2010.

I drove my then new 2001 Z71 from the dealer to the the Line-X place when I bought it. My son now drives that truck and the Line-X is still holding up. One small chip on the tail gate is the only defect.

Line-C is great. Stay away from the generic substitutes for LineX or Rhino. They do not last

Line-x is great. Stay away from the generic substitutes for LineX or Rhino. They do not last

I've always had line-x and thought it was great. On my current truck, I decided to put a rolling tonneau on it and decided to go with the mat to keep stuff from sliding all over the place. I have been very happy with that decision.