New Rhino Liner applied to bed

[JPinPA]

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[Connect]

Looks good. I had a Rhino liner.... was $350 compared to Line X of $700 to start before options

 

[JPinPA]

Thanks! You got a great price! Mine ran $550 plus tax in Dover, PA. Line-X was the same base price. I went with Rhino based on friends recommendations who have spray in liners.

 

[Jamsandolina]

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Looks great

 

[Ford Motor Company]

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Looking good!

 

[Hunters Edge]

Yes it looks good and should provide years of protection for the bed. Great investment.

 

[Montana]

Looks so much better than OEM and it covers the bottom of the tailgate too.

 

[dadd75]

Back in 2018, bought my first truck, F-150 XLT Sport. Had Rhino do the box, paid $500 then in Northern Michigan.

 

[Connect]

Thanks! You got a great price! Mine ran $550 plus tax in Dover, PA. Line-X was the same base price. I went with Rhino based on friends recommendations who have spray in liners.

Yeah, I caught it good. My only complaint is that on the tailgate it did not go all the way to the edge.... there is a 0.5 inch line around the edge. I have seen a lot that do it this way.... nice to see yours got full coverage

 

[JPinPA]

Back in 2018, bought my first truck, F-150 XLT Sport. Had Rhino do the box, paid $500 then in Northern Michigan.

Easily twice as much bed to cover. Shrink-flation: now only gets a 4’5” bed covered.

 

[Toddman45]

Looks 10 times better than my crappy Ford drop in liner that came with my XLT luxury package.

 

[JPinPA]

Even my wife was impressed and she’s not into this stuff at all.

 

[Oscarcat]

I second all the above. I've had both LineX and Rhino. Both good. Besides providing a durable surface, moisture and debris can't get under it as with a dropin, and it acts as a sound deadener.

Your coverage is superior to what comes from Ford. They don't spray below the rear window and as another mentioned, not even the entire tailgate.

If you haven't already done so, consider getting a tube of 3M or similar black automotive seam caulk and caulk the 4'6" length of the bed along each side where they meet the vertical fender. That seam is a magnet for sand, pebbles, mulch, debris etc.

The bed has 11 holes below the rear window to drain so I can't believe the gap exists for drainage since it gets filled with debris that will hold moisture and promote rust.

 

[1929]

They don't spray below the rear window and as another mentioned, not even the entire tailgate.

Both are non issues. What cargo is going to rest on and damage the area below the rear window? Same with tailgate, touchpoints are coated with liner. Visually the truck looks better with painted area below the rear window anyway.

 

[ShadowBlack XL440]

Both are non issues. What cargo is going to rest on and damage the area below the rear window? Same with tailgate, touchpoints are coated with liner. Visually the truck looks better with painted area below the rear window anyway.

I will say my tonneau cover does seal better with the Ford SIBL than the aftermarket installation that goes to the back window. If not going with a tonneau cover get that under window area lined too. That does look better fully covered, in my opinion.

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