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Initial run was full of issues and actually had a bunch of trucks delayed due problems and bed replacements. They stopped offering it for a while as they worked it out. Haven't heard how the new run is holding up. I didn't risk it and went with the rhino instead. Only $100 more and a sure thing.
 

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Thanks for the replies. Anybody else have any experiences with the factory option? I currently have the Rhino lining on my F150 and have been happy with it.
 

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Have no experience with the factoy option but the rhino lining is no match for line x. Line X is a much better product.
 

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I have the Super Spray bedliner. Will not fade or crack. Floyds auto in Robertsdale Al. was the installer.
 

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Have no experience with the factoy option but the rhino lining is no match for line x. Line X is a much better product.
Baloney. Not better, just different. My Rhino spray-in bedliner is almost 10 years old and still looks good and still does the job. Line-X is a harder, slicker finish which some like, but that doesn't make it "better". If the Ford factory option is as good as a Rhino, then it's good stuff.
 

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In 2007, at the KY State Fair I talked to a rep from the KTP. He told me that the liner was going to be LINE X. They may have changed it but that was the original plan. Maybe Line X with a different name.
 

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Tough Bed is a great product that is very comparable to Line-X or Rhino. The only downside is the warranty. Tough Bed is only covered under the 3 year / 36,000 bumper warranty vs Line-X and Rhino which have lifetime.

As for Line-X and/or Rhino having any involvement in product development with Ford, I have no difinitive answer to that. The only thing I know is Ford has been working with Rhino and its dealers to train them for larger repairs and the future possibility of aftermarket installation of Tough Bed.
 

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What is the price of the option from Ford ? My Super bedliner cost me $400.00.
 

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The msrp on the spray-in liner from Ford is $450.
 

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I have one on my 09, but I have not had a chance to really put it to the test yet...however, camping season is just around the corner! So far, it has been under a truxedo cover and not exposed to the outside elements. It does seem a bit slicker than the Rhino's I have had in my past two superduties but I do like the overall look. Like I said, once camping season arrives and I start loading rubbermaid containers, grills, firewood, dutch ovens, etc., I will see how it holds up. It would be interesting to note how the liner will be covered under warranty for repairs that might be needed.
 

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I had Rhino in my last truck for 2-1/2 years. I did manage to gouge it a little several times. I have a Line-X Extra in this truck that I've had a 1-1/2 years. Still looks perfect and no gouges yet. IMO the Line-X is a harder bedliner than the Rhino which felt a little soft to the touch as well. I think the Rhino was "grippier" though.

I have no experience with the factory liner.
 

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Line X Here ! Tougher than Rhino IMO.
 
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