KWS 2.7

I bought the dialling for my truck. Had the drop in on my laat truck and the groves hurt like he'll and always had stuff stuck in them. The dualliner has the plastic sides like a drop in that fits perfect sriund the LEDs and switch and a 1/2 inch rubber mat that tucks into a bottom channel of the side panels.
It really quieted down the bed from kicked up rocks and feels great on the knees.

CKsBAT

Long term real life use for almost 15 years, I absolutely love Line-X. It's still a bit rubbery, so stuff doesn't slide around much.

I'd do it again without question.

javelina1

I debated the spray-in vs. OEM liner. I went with the OEM liner, ($200). Piece of cake to install and remove. The spray-in does look very nice though!

icecam

I purchased a 2016 xlt 6.5 screw about a month ago, got it line x'd 2 weeks later. It didn't have a drop in previously. I got the standard, because I also installed a cover. I paid $525+ tax here in PA. Very happy with it..

Scott2373

I paid $450 for my standard Line-X. He doesn't even carry the "Premium", because he says it's a waste of money. Said he'll throw an extra coat on for a slight up-charge, if the purchaser plans on hardcore use of the bed. Mine is a short bed, but he sprayed all the way under the lip, and all the way down the drip edge on the bed behind the tailgate. He had a lot of experience and did an excellent job. Not to mention, he was the only guy within 100 miles that did Line-X, so I knew he was an honest businessman, since he didn't gouge on the price.

ORT3GA

Dealer charged $500 for spray in - they gave me $250 in dealer coupons when I purchased truck worked out