Line-x vs Rhinolining vs Something Else

This is my first post here. Got a new black crew cab short box Z71 Chevy Colorado off the lot a week ago, with just a few extras (3" assist steps, tow package, fender flares)...but I didn't get the bed liner done there. I'm wondering at this point if that was a mistake....So now, I'm trying to decide who to use, and I've contacted the Line-x and RhinoLining guys in my area, and asked a few questions about their process on how they go about it, and got the following responses :

LINE-X :

Trucks are masked and hand sanded to just scuff clear coat. I have sprayed over 6000 trucks and still spray every truck personally! I need the truck for 3 hours or less. The cost for your Colorado is 475.00 for 6ft bed or 450.00 for 5ft bed. I can spray your truck next Thursday. Call me at XXX-XXX-XXXX to schedule an appointment. Line-X has a nationwide lifetime warranty and I am using state of the art spray equipment.

Thanks,

<Name>

RHINOLINING :

We prep using a scuff brush, which removes all the gloss from the paint and allow our product to adhere properly. We ensure 100% gloss removal, unlike our competitors who typically follow what they call a 40‎% rule...meaning that they remove only 40 % of the gloss. Prep typically takes 1.5 hours and is the most important aspect of a quality bedliner....so we do not cut any corners here. It costs $422.50 with a special we are currently running including tax.

We use a hot process, the chemicals cure at 182 degrees so within 20 seconds of application you have a cured surface. We do not use solarmax, rather Hardline. We do business with any/all dealerships in the () area, as well as commercial fleet dealerships and private service companies and municipalities. Our product is the finest in the market place and comes with a lifetime warranty...you'll never want another brand of liner after having a Rhino.

Let me know if you have any other questions and have a nice weekend!

<Name>

I'm not using the bed for anything except luggage, dogs, and occasionally tools, but I do want to get something that is gonna last for a while, as I plan to have this truck for a very long time. Based on these responses I tend to want to go with RhinoLining. But what do you guys think?

Line-x vs Rhinolining vs Something Else

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