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Spray on bedliner for 2005 silverado 1500 HD
March 16th, 2009, 10:16 PM
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Spray on bedliner for 2005 silverado 1500 HD
Hey Guys! I'm new here and I just turned 16 and got a used 2005 Silverado for my bday. The bed is a little messed up so I'm gunna by a spray in bedliner. My bed is 6'7" and my question is, how much would this cost? Thanks in advance 
March 17th, 2009, 12:02 AM
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Hello
depends on what product you go with..i see alot of cheap knock off spray on bedliners
you can get the stuff in aerosol cans, roll it on, or buy a special paint gun
my advice would be go to your body shop and ask a price
Most shops i know do that or the will send u to a place that will
The rhino lining getting it proffesional will cost about $300 give or take
Or you can get spray cans and do it yourself for about $100 and thats with putting a few good coats on
depends on what product you go with..i see alot of cheap knock off spray on bedliners
you can get the stuff in aerosol cans, roll it on, or buy a special paint gun
my advice would be go to your body shop and ask a price
Most shops i know do that or the will send u to a place that will
The rhino lining getting it proffesional will cost about $300 give or take
Or you can get spray cans and do it yourself for about $100 and thats with putting a few good coats on
March 17th, 2009, 10:17 AM
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Mine cost me about 400$ out the door four years ago. One of the best investments I ever made. Don't worry about current damage to your bed, they have to scuff the bed anyway to install the liner. Get Rhinoliner done by a shop, it's almost bulletproof.
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Superliner and Qwikliner use a low pressure/room temp application method which is not the best method. The best method is high pressure/heat. With high pressure and heat, you get superior adhesion and much more uniform looking and a less "chunky" looking bedliner. LINE-X only uses a high pressure/heat application system. Rhino has both low pressure and high pressure. However, LINE-X is 31% stronger than the Rhino high pressure bedliners (Tuff Grip and Hardline).
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my buddy had his long bed dodge 3500 done for about 325 (not sure what brand) i know it was hi pressure but more then that i dont know, but i will be going to get mine done soon
what ever you do make sure they guarantee it not to end up like what i need to get redone in mine....my buddies dad had this done before he passed so we dont know who did it, but if i did i wouldnt recomend them:
what ever you do make sure they guarantee it not to end up like what i need to get redone in mine....my buddies dad had this done before he passed so we dont know who did it, but if i did i wouldnt recomend them:
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