Rhino Liner

[oneshot]

Had a Liner in my Pickup. I took it out and had Rhino Liner put in.

Found I need to drill holes so water will drain.

Got a load of dirt yesterday, found I couldn’t sweep it out. Spent $10 washing my Pickup today and still have dirt in the bed.

If I had to do it all over again I would just have a regular bed. Not really happy!

oneshot

[fishinwrench]

Wait until you spill some oil on it.  Slick spot forever.

I hate that rino liner crap, or any other spray on coating for that matter.  Looks cool, but sucks.  

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2 hours ago, oneshot said:

Had a Liner in my Pickup. I took it out and had Rhino Liner put in.

Found I need to drill holes so water will drain.

Got a load of dirt yesterday, found I couldn’t sweep it out. Spent $10 washing my Pickup today and still have dirt in the bed.

If I had to do it all over again I would just have a regular bed. Not really happy!

oneshot

Get a rubber bed mat.  Spray in bed liners suk!

[moguy1973]

I've had good luck with my Line-X liner.  Doesn't hold water and haven't had any issues with anything spilling in it that some good detergent hasn't been able to get off.

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51 minutes ago, moguy1973 said:

I've had good luck with my Line-X liner.  Doesn't hold water and haven't had any issues with anything spilling in it that some good detergent hasn't been able to get off.

Do things slide around.  Like a cooler.

[Terrierman]

I've got some kind of dealer applied spray in bedliner in my truck.  It's got enough texture that things don't slide around too bad.  No problem with cleanup here, dawn, a pushbroom and the water hose work great,  Won't ever be without a spray in liner.. 

If I was having problems with stuff sliding around, I'd still want the spray in and then put a rubber mat down. 

I use my truck and hate seeing scratched paint, rust and dirt in corners in a bed.  With the liner, I get none of that.

[Terrierman]

1 hour ago, snagged in outlet 3 said:

Do things slide around.  Like a cooler.

Smooth bottom cooler yes.  Magellan with hard rubber pads at the corners, no.  Folding chairs, no.  Plastic tubbies, yes.  Variable.

[Terrierman]

Tan rino liner on the plywood floor of a boat works good.  Cleans up easy, does not hold sand, not hot, less slippery than the plywood without the liner.

[nomolites]

31 minutes ago, Terrierman said:

I've got some kind of dealer applied spray in bedliner in my truck.  It's got enough texture that things don't slide around too bad.  No problem with cleanup here, dawn, a pushbroom and the water hose work great,  Won't ever be without a spray in liner.. 

If I was having problems with stuff sliding around, I'd still want the spray in and then put a rubber mat down. 

I use my truck and hate seeing scratched paint, rust and dirt in corners in a bed.  With the liner, I get none of that.

I have the spray in liner and a mat as I am a bit rough on a truck bed.  I have found if I cut wood, etc. that I need to sweep or hose it out well as debris does easily clog the drain holes like oneshot’s does and the bed will hold water after a good rain.   Keep it clean, no worries.

Mike

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49 minutes ago, Terrierman said:

I've got some kind of dealer applied spray in bedliner in my truck.  It's got enough texture that things don't slide around too bad.  No problem with cleanup here, dawn, a pushbroom and the water hose work great,  Won't ever be without a spray in liner.. 

If I was having problems with stuff sliding around, I'd still want the spray in and then put a rubber mat down. 

I use my truck and hate seeing scratched paint, rust and dirt in corners in a bed.  With the liner, I get none of that.

I have both.  Probably could’ve done without the spray in though.