It's like the soles of your work boot - only tougher!
LINE-X exhibits the highest tensile strength, the highest tear strength, and the highest abrasion resistance of any spray-on bedliner
available. This makes LINE-X the highest performing bedliner available anywhere!
Made from a two-part polyurethane elastomer system, LINE-X uses equal parts of an "A" component, or hardener, and a "B" component, or
resin. When combined properly, the result is a polyurethane elastomer similar to the bottoms of your work boots.
The two liquids are combined using special equipment at the tip of the spray gun. LINE-X is applied at high pressure and high temperature,
and "sets up" in just 3 to 5 seconds, resulting in an immediate set time to prevent runs and sags.
- 100% bond to virtually any surface
- Factory-like finish
- Environmentally safe – no VOCs, CFCs, 100% solids
- EPA exempt
- Able to withstand extreme heat, extreme cold
Adds Value to New & Older Trucks
A LINE-X bed liner is a great way to add resale value, whether you spray it on a well used or a new truck bed. According to the latest
NADA* "Official Used Car Appraisal Guide" a LINE-X bed liner can add almost $200 in trade-in value to your truck.
(*National Auto Dealers Association, 2006 edition)
The skid-resistant LINE-X surface helps to hold loads in place. It won't rip or tear like other "soft" spray-on bedliners!
Plus, it’s backed by a Nationwide Lifetime Warranty!
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How It's Done - 5 Steps
1. On a clean, dry truck, the bed is masked as if it is to be painted.
2. The entire truck is covered to protect from overspray.
3. The bed is wiped with a grease and wax remover, scuffed, blown clean, and then wiped again with grease and wax remover to get it ready for the LINE-X application.
4. Sprayed on, it dries in 3-5 seconds. It's ready for heavy use (shoveling out gravel) in 24 hours.
5. Immediately after spraying, the truck is unmasked.
Less than 2 hours from start to finish. Ready for immediate use, even in the rain or cold - but we recommend 24 hours "set time"
before placing heavy objects on the bed.
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