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Old 05-08-2012, 07:42 PM   #3
jocko
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Re: Bed Liner Question

skip rhino and go with diamondkote - ask them if they'll ruin your paint and then decide.
Seeing as you just got the truck painted a few years ago - are you considering having the liner tinted to match? That's a nice option I believe. However, I do believe (personal opinion) that rhino lining hurst the trucks value - for old trucks like ours. It can't be undone (easily). It's a great feature on a newer truck because it's functional. If your truck was refinished - it must be kinda nice, so do you still haul stuff in it often? I've seen some folks get rhino lined becasue it costs money and the assumption is that you get your money out of it on resale, but I think that is only the case on newer trucks - and even then maybe not. Again, just my personal opinion. I have one rhino lined and another not lined. Like it better not lined on the old, lined on the new. And if the town I lived in had diamondlote when I had mine done, I'd have gone with that before rhino - it's very clumpy / thick, whereas diamondkote seems to look more "finished" to me.
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