They don't have to prep it, its virgin paint so there are no contaminants like oils or silicon sprays or anything that might have gotten on the bed. They can just spray on an adhesion promoter and then have a machine spray in the product, its not just going to fall off. If you do have to remove it, it will take some work but the paint underneath should look factory fresh is an advantage.
It's lifetime warrantied through LineX, I wouldn't be chiseling anything
Warrantied against what? Do you have the document available? Many warranties don't cover things they consider "normal wear and tear" or merely cosmetic like fading from black to gray in spots, and only from defects.
This made me check since I plan on Line X as well (came out to $450 after shopping around).You’re right it’s not officially available or posted anywhere. But for the benefit of those like myself here’s one that someone uploaded from a local installer.
OK figures, so the regular just looking like poop from UV damage isn't covered. Although granted if its not cracked, bubbles, or flaking, I guess you wouldn't have to necessarily remove the old liner and could probably just clean it really good with pressure wash and a degreaser and spray more fresh liner on top of the old faded liner.
Is THIS VIDEO the one you mean? It's from 2016.
Right. Though if that’s a concern I’d go with the premium liner which has UV protection, or just budget to come back in for a “renewal service” later on down the line. They have some pics of before/after renewal on their website.
