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That looks great! I'm considering doing the same thing. How much was it, if you don't mind me asking? I was quoted $750, which is for standard bed size and was wondering if they give a discount for Maverick size anywhere. $750 seems pretty steep.
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I paid $600 for Rhino lining, so that seems in the ballpark at least.
Very clean. I like it.
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My quote was $600 for standard and $750 for premium. $620 sounds pretty reasonable for premium in the smaller bed size. I'm going to see if I can haggle them down to that. Thanks.
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Has anyone seen a line X or Bullet sibl in white? I've got an Oxford white fx4 and wondering if a similar color or just the black would look better.
I haven't seen white, but I have seen clear! I think it might have been a tintable base that simply did not have any color added to it. If your bed paint is still nice looking, you could have literal Oxford white bedliner (seen thru clear).
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I have a white Maverick with LineX. Looks awesome. All the hardware was removed before being sprayed. Mine has a glossy appearance so may be the premium? I went through my dealer who has an arrangement with their local LineX. Mine was less than $600.
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I’m having a Bullet sibl put in as I write. $549 plus tax.
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I paid $550CAD from LineX. They screwed up and lost two bolts for my rails and gouged them nice and good. Took Ford over a year to replace the rails because they didn't know the part number for the kit.
So I found the part number online and brought it to them. They brought the part in two days later lol.
Other than that whole fiasco, the spray in is great. I've drug heavy wood and even a tamper through the bed and didn't cause any damages.
I paid $499 through my dealer for a Linex spray in liner in Fredericksburg, Virginia. I even got Ford Pass Rewards credited for the purchase. I am very happy with the Linex liner!
I recently received a second Maverick with a factory installed drop in bed liner. They covered up the two 12 volt outlets and the driver's side panel. I am not happy with that situation.
I recently received a second Maverick with a factory installed drop in bed liner. They covered up the two 12 volt outlets and the driver's side panel. I am not happy with that situation.
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Paid $555 for a LineX., Atlanta(Chamblee-Tucker Road) Perfect job and they mounted 8 side tie-down loops for free. Lifetime warranty against scratches in material only. Surprised that I was in and out with job done in one & 1/2 hours. Linex dealer had already done 34 other Mavericks...and had a Velocity Blue on order for himself.
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