Line-X or Rhino Line?

I just like the sound of RHINO LINER!!! I dunno, never used any of them so I can't really say which is best imo.

 

I will use Line-X exclusively...

 

I use to build "Stuff" for Land Rover's, I would Line-X sliders, bumpers and interiors of race rigs. I love the durability and the looks. The only way to take the stuff off is with a torch or an angle grinder. I have no experience with Rhino Liner but it would have to be pretty freaking tough to beat Line-X.

 

Yelp had rhino in my ranger. Good stuff. It tore once but it had a lifetime warranty so I got it fixed for free.

 

here is proof how tough linex is. i hit a black 5 gallon bucket
going 84 mph. zero scratches, can't say the same for the skid.

 

None, b/c I have the composite bed.

 

I have line x and it is great holds up well looks great what else can i say...

 

I just had my sons 2002 Tacoma done with Line X extra and the UV protectant. The truck had a drop in one piece plastic liner in the bed which was horrible (No rust, but the paint was being worn off on the corners and was discolored). The guy who did my sons truck was great, spent a ton of time on prep. He told me according the manufacturer you don't have to sand the whole bed but he does to ensure no repeats. He also sprayed the tie downs which I have used and cannot chip the stuff off. He also used some type of sonic sensor as he was spraying the stuff to ensure perfectly even thickness on the bed and rails. He just flat out did a perfect job! All I can say is that whatever spray in you use the installer is what makes all the difference!

 

I just had my NFab light bar sprayed with line-x. This stuff is tough and looks good too! I'll post up pics later.

 

i had rhyno on my ranger and it was thick which was great and durable. years later when it was starting to fade, i bought the paint that they sell to restore it and it really made it look new. last year i bought a denali and the sprayed it with line x from the dealer. I have had a lot of problems and water has stained it a lot im sticking with rhyno from now on

 

In my 99 I had rhino and a fiberglass tonneau. It worked well and I understand its tacky feeling. Things don't slide on it easily but I didn't want crap sliding around in there. It worked well for me.

I think if i were to do it again I would try Line-X but voted for Rhino as it is all I have experience with.

 

Isn't my bed made of rhino liner ?

 

Line-X. Had it one a few of my trucks, its awesome. Keep in mind that its the install that is the crucial factor. Find a reputable dealer in your area.

 

Had a Line-X in my previous truck, would definitely get it again if the Tacos had a regular steel bed.

 

Toro

 

So what kind of price difference are we talking about?? between the linex, ryno, and herculiner. I got quoted about 320 or so for ryno in 01 single cab. that about right for the ryno?? what about the others

 

Herculiner is $100 for a gallon, which will cover a Taco bed, but you have to put it on yourself

 

Right on, thanks, if you dont mind me asking, what kind of process is it? and how hard is it? Thanks

 

Here's a long write up I did on how to put it on and the varoius problems I ran into:

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/1s...ner-replacement-herculiner-write-up-pics.html