TV bed liner comment

[altar1]

I recently had a bed liner sprayed in the bed of my PU that pulls my Jayco. Thought this might be of interest to those considering same. I had it done with Superliner. After the mandatory 5 day curing period, I loaded up my ATV and away we went. The tires on the ATV left discolorization marks on the beliner. The company resprayed the entire bed. This time I waited a month, then loaded the ATV up. Same thing happened. Obviously there is a chemical reaction of some sort between the liner and the rubber of tires. I'm just going to let it be and live with it. If I had it to do all over again, I'd go with Rhino or Line-x.


Tom

[Crabman]

I had mine sprayed with Bulldog liner 7 years ago. I wish you could see the cargo that`s been dragged across that liner. No breaks in it yet. That`s tough stuff. The guy that did the job said I will guarantee it against anything but running a forklift in it. I` had no plans on unloading my truck with a forklift anyway.

[bgarv29BHS]

I got line-x day 1 when my truck came home new. Stuff is awesome! Places that do line-x come and go very quickly.

[Terry]

I have line-x...they sprayed it thin in a couple of areas and it started to peal after about 5 years. Took it back and they said the guy did it too thin - so they sprayed it all brand new for free -- so they did stand behind their product.

[Seann45]

I sprayed in a "Hippo" liner the same summer I got my truck.. did it myself and have been real happy with the results.. took one day from start to finish...