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Old 07-15-2007, 11:25 AM
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Hey Guys,

I live in Burnaby. I was wondering if any of you know where i can get my truck bed done in line-x. I have an 2004 f150 scab. I think there is a dealer in Burnaby but i was wondering if any of you had any input as to this product. Is it worth it or do you have something else to recommend?

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Old 07-15-2007, 05:12 PM
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I have the line x in the bed of my PSD. Now I have only had the truck for a short while, but so far it has done really well with protecting the inside of the box. I have even thrown a few things in the box and it hasnt chipped it, yet!
 
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Old 07-15-2007, 05:53 PM
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good to know. I have been thinking of putting it in. I will soon.
 
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Old 07-15-2007, 07:24 PM
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IMO it is way better then the slide in plastic ones. I had one of those plastic ones in my old 97, and I didnt like it. It was slippery, and held water underneath of it.
 
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exactly. I know i won't be disappointed. I think all trucks sold now should have some sort of bed liner as a reqirement. My bed is all scratched up to heck even though it only sees light duty.
 
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Old 07-17-2007, 12:54 PM
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Yeah the bed takes a beating on even light duty applications.
 
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Speaking of box liners have any of you used one of the DIY type kits? Either the brush/roll on or spray.
 
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I don't know of a LINE X in Burnaby, but the one in Langley is great. BTW, I have used the DIY kits from Canadian Tire (Hippo Liner) on a work truck and it does not wear as well as the Line X or Rhino Liner.
 
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Good to know, I have been wanting to try a kit. Its pretty cheap that way.
 
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Old 01-24-2008, 09:43 PM
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I got a price from the local Lordco once. I think the kit was about $100.00 and the spray gun was around $80.00. Still pretty decent price if it holds up.
 
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Is the spray gun a special gun? Or is it like a paint gun with a special nozzle?
 
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Unfortunatly I think it was a gun just for spraying in liners. I guess it's kind of expensive if you only use it once.
 
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Yeah, but you could do a few guys's trucks on the side and it would pay off.
 
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Ya if you get good enough so you can do a decent job.
 
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Shouldnt be hard to get decent at it. It would be easier then painting a vehicle I would think. A guy wouldnt have to be really precise.
 


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