Bed Liner Hawaii

Wondering what a Rhino liner install costs? We conducted a national survey of Line-X and Rhino Liner installers and we learned that the national average install price is $470.41. That's nearly $100 more than a DualLiner (which, for the record, does a better job of protecting your truck bed).

In particular, they suggest that a particular brand known as Rhino Lining is a top choice for spray-on bed liners. They claim that spray-on liners are more durable and well worth their higher price tag. They can be an even greater investment if you have just purchased your truck and plan on keeping it a few years.

Truck bed liner paints (such as Raptor Liner) are comprised of a multitude of chemicals, some of which can be highly toxic.Breathing these in is impossible to avoid during application unless the proper safety gear is worn, making precautions necessary for anyone looking to put a coat of bed liner on their vehicle.

A Rhino Linings®Spray-On Bed Liner is a rugged coating that bonds directly to your truck bed, forming a permanent, airtight layer that's abrasion and impact-resistant, protecting against both rust and corrosion.

A Rhino Liner is designed to last forever, but just in case, D&S offers a lifetime warranty for as long as you own your vehicle.

These coatings are typically comprised of 100% polyurethane, 100% polyurea, or a hybrid of both polyurethane and polyurea layers, and are applied to truck beds made of steel or aluminum. Several spray-on bedliner coating manufacturers exist in the market including LINE-X2122, Rhino Linings2122, Bullet Liner2122 and ArmorThane2122.

The toxic nature of bed liner comes from one of its major ingredients, polyurethane. Polyurethane contains methylene diphenyl diisocyanate (or MDI), a chemical that is a known allergen and sensitizer.For as long as your bed liner is present, it will release toxic fumes.

Because spray-in bed liners are permanently-bonded to your truck bed it's not easy to repair them. Not only will you need the dent pulled out from the truck bed itself, you'll also need to have any damaged or discolored bed liner material stripped and reapplied by a professional.

Softer has pros and cons: The increased thickness of a softer Rhino liner gives it a softer rubbery feel, and the liner's surface isn't as rough as Line-X so it's more gentle on knees and cargo. Rhino's thicker coating also aids in sound deadening, and the surface seems to grab objects better than Line-X.