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Originally Posted by 123Gone
Regarding the warranty. I also have called Rhino directly. Rhino corporate will not support warranty work, period. It is totally up to the dealers. If you have trouble one day, and the original installer is no longer in business, you may or may not find help from another dealer. The dealer may choose to help you or not, it's totally up to the dealer.
LINE-X dealers are franchised (unlike Rhino dealers) and have agreed to provide warranty work. LINE-X corporate and the franchises have a system in place that reimburses any dealer for major warranty work. LINE-X is a very good product, and as far as I know, is the only brand that offers this nationwide lifetime warranty.
Good luck, it's good to have choices!
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Great point there Dave...

Especially this part...
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Originally Posted by 123Gone
LINE-X dealers are franchised (unlike Rhino dealers) and have agreed to provide warranty work. LINE-X corporate and the franchises have a system in place that reimburses any dealer for major warranty work. LINE-X is a very good product, and as far as I know, is the only brand that offers this nationwide lifetime warranty.
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Too ALL potential buyers of a "spray-in" bed
liner...
THIS IS THE MAIN REASON... IMHO... to chose LINE-X over
ALL other brands!
When I first met 123Gone (here on the boards) I was within a "split-hair" from going with
Speedliner.

Fact is, I was rather "BLESSED" (in the fact) that I have 2 good friends in the spray-in bedliner biz. One with LINE-X and the other, with SPEEDLINER. My friend with
Speedliner, managed to throw a great "sales ptich" my way, about how much stronger
Speedliner was over
Line-X, which actually turned out to be somewhat unfounded. Anyway, it ALL boiled down to...
WARRANTY. And I'll bet... if I asked my friend with
Speedliner one time (about his "warranty policy") I
KNOW I asked him, more than a dozen times! Each time, he skirted the issue.

I finally got tired of asking. One call to my friend with LINE-X, and he offered me the warranty info... up front.
Needless to say... (now-a-days) a GOOD warranty, carries a WHOLE LOT of weight behind it! It's also a
HUGE selling point as well.