Delete my spray in liner option and get it done aftermarket?

[BDennis]

In order to get my truck ASAP should I delete my spray liner from my order. It will cost me $100 more to be done by the dealer (actually at a Rhino dealer through the dealership) after my order is received. Is getting it done after it is received provide the same adhesion of the liner to the bed?

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[Lappo424]

Cancel it. Get the line x

 

[NotAnonymous]

If the spray-in wasn't included with the First Edition I'd probably do after build as well.

 

[SgtLip]

If the spray-in wasn't included with the First Edition I'd probably do after build as well.

Me too.

 

[SgtLip]

In order to get my truck ASAP should I delete my spray liner from my order. It will cost me $100 more to be done by the dealer (actually at a Rhino dealer through the dealership) after my order is received. Is getting it done after it is received provide the same adhesion of the liner to the bed?

I was thinking of doing the same thing but I want the Luxury Pkg so I'm hoping it won't hold it up. I would use the local Line-X dealer if it comes down to that.

I purchased an F250 up in West (by God) Virginia and the dealer used a Rhino dealer to spray the liner. They did a pretty good job.

Cancel it. Get the line x

I traded the F250 for a F150 and I had it sprayed at the Line-X dealer in Huntington West (by God) Virginia. I truly think the Rhino was a better job.

I purchased a RAM 1500 out in Beaumont TX and Line-X sprayed the liner and they did a great job.

 

[medgar]

Bypass the dealer and go to your line x dealer after you pull out of dealership.

 

[PebbleMav]

Just got a nice Rhino spray liner in Salinas, CA.
Cost was $600 including the 8.5% tax.

 

[clavicus]

I thought the factory was switching sprays to drop ins? Or was that only if your order was after a certain point? I might have missed a few memos on that.

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