What is the best professionally applied bedliner?

[Highcountry]

Is there a consensus on the best professionally applied bedliner product? Line-X looks pretty decent, and I've seen Rhino Liner hold up well, although I prefer the look of Line-X. Just wondering if I'm missing anything I should be looking for. I'm also looking at enlarging my drain holes in the bed because they seem to clog up even without additional material

 

[Rockcrawlindude]

If I was shopping for it, I would focus more on who is doing it rather than what product. I say this because I believe prep and attention to detail and going to make it or break it. Around here, line-x shops seem to be extremely professional.

 

[Belzelbub]

I’ve had both over the years. When I got my Ram, I went with Line-X. Seems a bit thicker than others, and is also a bit less gritty. Plenty of grip, but more comfortable on the knees.

Both Rhino and Line-X will hold up well. I’ve got a couple spearguns coated with Rhino. They’ve seen some abuse, but the coating is pretty much pristine.

 

[MegaRed]

I'm sure both are good. I've had both (Rhino in my GMC and Titan/Line-X in my RAM 1500) and really couldn't tell a difference. My 3500 has OEM liner (Mopar?) and seems just as good as the others.

 

[SolidAxleorBust]

I always prefer OEM factory. I order every truck with it.

 

[Highcountry]

thanks for the replies everyone, I appreciate it

 

[McHenry2500]

I've had Line-X in my last few trucks and it's held up great.

I had Rhino in a truck years ago and some 2 stroke fuel leaked out of my dirtbike and actually damaged the lining. No one would fix it because I voided the warranty by spilling "chemicals" on it. Never Rhino ever again.

 

[maxx442]

Line-X in my last six trucks. Much better than Rhino IMO.