Spray on buck liner

[Steve Bullman]

anyone used this?

 

http://www.speedlinereuro.com/index.html

[Stephen Blair]

i have seen them at shows and my mate swears by them.

i heard they were about 400 quid, i think a load liner will be about 200.

if you plan on keeping a pickup for a while its the business, water still gets by a load liner to let rust in, and they look really cool if you got your work logo done aswell.

[woodplans]

Steve, my vehicles are spraylined. No maintenance, easy to clean, do not split and crack like inserts helps to stop stuff sliding around.

 

I debated the price when I had the first one done, but now i have had them in for a couple of years, no regrets. Mine are done by Line X, cost £365.00 2-3 years ago.

 

http://www.line-x.co.uk/

 

Avoid the DIY roll on kits they are a waste of time, a mate tried one to save cash, it looked crap and peeled off in about 6 months.

Edited February 13, 2009 by woodplans
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[Jonesie]

There was a company opposite us at the APF that done the same kind of thing had a look but can't find them. I'll let you know if i do.

[Steve Bullman]

how did i miss them?

[Jonesie]

I think it might have been Line-x, but can't find then on the list. It might have been a dealer for the same thing.

[Dean Lofthouse]

All them free beers may have had something to do with it?

[TheTreeWiseMen]

http://www.rhinolinings.com/ or http://www.line-x.com/

[volvo]

Our friendly local dealer (Arnold clark) is a main dealer for doing the job.

[Stephen Blair]

how did i miss them?

 

you were probably down in the woods where all the cool tree killing stuff was steve, i only went up to the top area for coffee and donuts:001_smile: