[Rocky B]

Hi Everyone,
I'm just going down the LineX rabbit hole for my 2015 Colorado - 2 questions

1) There's a small hole in the bed from being punctured, probably the size of a quarter, definitely no bigger. When they spray can they fix, fill or spray it in???

2) Is the LineX STANDARD spray good enough for day to day hauling...or do you recommend going up to the PREMIUM or PLATINUM?

Thanks for your advice
Rocky

 

[jsvz71]

I would find a rubber plug for that size hole. Then when the spray over it, it will be good. Standard LineX sprayed properly should be good for normal hauling. If you are hauling heavy metal, etc. I would add a rubber bed mat.

 

[Tom S.]

Hi Everyone,
I'm just going down the LineX rabbit hole for my 2015 Colorado - 2 questions

1) There's a small hole in the bed from being punctured, probably the size of a quarter, definitely no bigger. When they spray can they fix, fill or spray it in???

2) Is the LineX STANDARD spray good enough for day to day hauling...or do you recommend going up to the PREMIUM or PLATINUM?

Thanks for your advice
Rocky

If the metal can be pounded back to close the hole, then yes they can spray it in. If the edges are bare though they may still rust. If it's a drilled hole, the answer is no. You should fill it or plate it first.

The standard spray is fine but will fade over time especially if subjected to a lot of sun. AFAIK, they are all guaranteed for life as far as wear, cutting, etc.

 

[Matcoman1]

As I understood it, the only difference between the Standard and the Premium is UV protection. In my case, I have a bed cover so I saw no need to go with the premium.

 

[Hunter62]

depending on what you are hauling, buy a vinyl tarp for 10 bucks, but things on it, then when you go to take them out, just pull the tarp so you do nott have to get into the bed, I use that and I also have a piece of carpet I put in when I do not want things to slide around...like landscape blocks and about everything else I put in the bed