cowboyup007

Has anyone ever used scorpion spray in bed liner, i heard it is a real good product, but was wanting some other opinions, thanks chris

PChouinard

I don't know about that particular one but my brother tried a do-it-yourselfer in his jeep and it peeled off. I would recommend having someone in the buisness do it. Prepwork is gonna be the most crucial part. Is this a self install or a company?

GasganoFJ60

Ditto. Never heard of that company. And everyone Ive heard of doing it themselves has had it peel off, mainly when gas or diesel gets on it....which kinda defeats the purpose of a bed liner if you ask me.

We have line-x on 2 of our 3 trucks in the family and its great. I prefer line-x cause IMHO Rhino liner is to soft.

Also, wherever you take your truck to get sprayed, if you do, make sure you have seen some of their work before hand. Dont think all line-x shops are the same. Some are cheap with their products and spray it on thin. Make sure its good and thick.

Just my free .02¢

jrs_dodge_diesel

Likewise, I've never heard of the company either.

I have a Line-X myself. Looks great and carries a lifetime warranty.

apprentice

+1 for LINE-X

volly818

I got the line x. the rhino liner I have seen can be stringy looking. The line x is really nice.

AWCampbelll

i have linex color matched in the bed, over the rail, the full length of the rockers and fender flares. awesome and worth every penny. it had ( i think) rhino in it and peeled up in less than 10 minutes with no tools, over half the bed in one piece. to me linex is the only way with the warranty.

AC

Syndicate

Scorpion is junk compared to a Heated High Pressure Hybrid Polyurea system like Ameraguard Line-X and Ultimate/Extreme Liners

patoka pirate

I don't have it in the truck, but I had my gator sprayed with line x. They were able to match the factory color, John Deere green, and it looks great.