Pics of line-x project (1 Viewer)

[TNFJ40]

When I was researching bed liner options for running board and fender areas I couldn't find any good pics of a red truck done this way. So, here are the pics of mine. I didn't think I could make the lines as neat as I wanted so I took it to Line - X. They did a great job. Coating is almost 1/8" thick and looks like an OEM job.

 

[guthriealexander]

Looks good, took my white 95 to LineX after removing the flares, been happy with it ever since.

 

[The Moe]

I like it! looks like it was done right... Although, I wish I can find pics of a rig where the entire truck is done with one tone of line-x including the roof. IMHO it would make the truck look a lot more utilitarian.
Beautiful!

 

[Ftbagkicker]

Damn that looks good! Mind if I ask how much it cost? How did they cover the holes? Thanks.

 

[thatcabledude]

How did they cover the holes? Thanks.

Curious as well.

 

[profro]

Back when I did mine I contacted Line-X and they were clearly not interested in doing mine. Quoted me some ridiculous amount. I ordered a gallon of UV resistant Durabak for around $100 and did it myself. Couldn't be happier. Still looks great years later.

 

[scottryana]

Line-x did mine with a custom color to the higher door line for $1300.

 

[arcteryx]

Looks real good! DaveGonz has the same and it look very clean on white. IMO, that is the most linex I prefer on a 80. I am not a fan of full linex trucks, but to each their own.

 

[Ftbagkicker]

Back when I did mine I contacted Line-X and they were clearly not interested in doing mine. Quoted me some ridiculous amount. I ordered a gallon of UV resistant Durabak for around $100 and did it myself. Couldn't be happier. Still looks great years later.

And you just cover the holes with it!? Looks great.

 

[mickeyt]

https://forum.ih8mud.com/80-series-tech/122020-dankunz-rotw-3.html

It is not Linex, but a military grade rubber epoxy

 

[profro]

And you just cover the holes with it!? Looks great.

Used little squares of aluminum tape.

 

[mickeyt]

http://www.itwast.com/exterior_non-skid.html

We think this was the product used.