| Author | Message | ||
     Roadkingtrax |
Anyone ever Rhino-lined their plastics after they got boogered up from belt-buckles and Harley Tech Tiedown straps? Just looking for pictures and insight. My XB12r is a commuter for me,...would be easier to keep it clean. Trax~ | ||
| Terribletim |
We just went through this the other day. Search for "truck bed liner" | ||
| Rflives |
did mine they day after I got it I had it line-x 'd they did the fender/hugger air box cover and fly screen for 75 bucks | ||
| Sinatra |
see my profile....linex.....50 bucks all the plastics....it gets alot of attention from people....line x is a bit different then rhino liner i believe.......its not near as shiney as the pic looks....its actually pretty flat now...its been a year........ | ||
| Cyclonedon |
I had a Rhino truck bed liner in my first pickup truck and it's a good heavy-duty bedliner but it is a flat black and not as attractive as the Line-X. On my second truck I used the Line-X because it was a brighter, better looking bed liner. | ||
| Terribletim |
Did you guys see that "Smash-Lab" show on Discovery? They put a bomb under a pickup bed, and then under one with a Rhino Liner to see if it made any difference. Was pretty cool, your plastics will be bomb proof! | ||
| Mxer83 |
I had some done a year or two ago on my xb12s used it for an extra set on track days, it worked ok but added alot of weight!! | ||
| Aeholton |
I went to my local Line-X dealer and he quoted me $175 to do my Uly flyscreen and airbox cover. I thought it was kinda expensive. That's when I decided to give it the rattle can paint job.  | ||
| Jaydub |
That's when I decided to give it the rattle can paint job. yep - i prefer the rattle can myself - you can do it as many times as it takes for a few dollars |
