LineX questions

Products like Line-X are sprayed hot and are harder than the store bought stuff. This process creates a better seal and a tougher longer lasting product

 

I believe so! Thanks you! Cool site as well, I’ll use it as a resource to look up stuff in the future.

 

That is courtesy of @Roman A member here. As far as I know there are only two vendors for OEM Toyota parts here. He is the one I use. If you compare his prices to the dealer it’s crazy.

I want to say there is a forum discount as well I just can’t remember it at the moment. Like Forum20 or Tundras20

 

Got it sprayed today. Had them remove the bed bolts but they stripped out and cross threaded 3 or 4 bolts that mount my bed rail sliders. They clearly used an air tool with the wrong size torx bit.

 

Are they going to fix this?

 

They told me to bring it back tomorrow and see if they have any bolts or order me some. Im goingvto need a tap also !

 

My bed’s bolts are sprayed. I’ve had minor difficulty bolting flag holders into the bolt holes where the rail system goes due to the liner spray.

My tailgate’s screws aren't sprayed

 

You end up doing yours yourself? Pics please!

 

My 02’ came with a plastic bed liner. I’ve enjoyed it with no problems. If I purchased a new truck, then I’d get another plastic liner as it suits my needs (washes off easily, allows heavy items to slide in, and has an element of padding).

The spray in looks good. My post above you quoted was in regards to how easy doing a spray in liner is along with the low cost of readily available spray liner product at the big box stores. So many here on this forum do the plasti-dips (which is extremely tedious/time comsuming compared to taping off a bed and spraying). Not sure why they do not do the spray in themselves. The big box spray in cans product is very good IMO as I’ve used it myself on other exterior items.

 

I dont think you realize that Line X when applied is about 1/8" thick and weighs 50 to 90 pounds. your suggestion of grabbing 5 cans at 7 dollars each wouldn't add up to more than a pound or so of product

 

And it doesn’t cost $500+ dollars either (line x cost from memory?).
Not dying on a hill on this, but whatever floats your boat.

 

right but you are saying for 35 bucks you can do the same thing which is far from true, the finished product wouldn't even be comparable.

 

Like I said, I would do a bed liner over any ‘spray in’ liner. If its Line-x (1/8” thick per your comment) or (big box spray in 1/16”) if you throw a piece of nail embedded wood or drywall it will scratch. Heavier items will dent your bed for sure.

I never said you could do the ‘same for $35’, but I did offer a low cost solution/alternative which will work very well. Spray can scratches can be touched up at home too. Line-x make an appt? Again, I could care less about spray in liners. Its your money and do with it what you want.

 

Got it.

I had a drop in liner in my last truck and liked it for the reasons you stated except for how things slid around. My tundra only came with a bed mat so that combined with the line x seems like a pretty good trade off other than being twice the cost.