Hello everyone,
My name is Stan Bates. I own Inland Line-X in So. Cal. so if anyone has any questions about bed liners feel free to ask.  

Hello Stan!

Welcome to Truck Trend!

Please tell us about Line-X. I know people are all ways asking about it here. What's the news line? What's your most popular product to date?  

Hi Melissa,   Sorry it took so long to get back to you.  This week has been very busy.
Line-X does have some new products out and next week I will tell all about them.

Have a good weekend,
Stan  

Line-X is a really good product! I've seen this in person  

We have a great sale going on now.... Call for details   951-354-2519  

How does Line X compare to Speedliner?  Tensile strength, tear strength, UV, etc?  I have compared it to Rhino but I can't find any tech data on Line X.  Is it not available to the public?

thanks.  

Line-X out performs all other spray-ons. The problem with trying to compare Tensile strength, hardness , abrasion , elasticity and tear strength is that the same test standards are not used through out the industry. Here is a link were Line-X has used the same standards against other spray-ons.

http://www.linex.com/Primary/Competition.aspx

 I have not been able to compare Speedliner with Line-X since the Speedliner dealers in my area  have not stayed in business long enough for me to get a sample to test.  

Thanks for the link you posted.  It was very insightful on your product.  It helps to prove my point that Speedliner is a better bedliner.

According to your video references, using the exact same testing method Line X has a tensile strength of 2066 psi and 2013 psi.  Speedliner, with the exact testing method has a tensile strength of 4800 psi.  Also, Line X can only withstand temps of -40F, where Speedliner can withstand -70F.  Finally, according to your link and independent lab test, your UV stability "looks great" but no actual results were given for gloss retention.  Speedliner only loses 11% of its gloss after 2000 hrs, which is the equivalent of 3 years.

If you would like to provide our labs with any of your liquid, or have us provide you with ours, there is no need to contact a local dealer, I will be more than happy to conduct head to head comparisons at your convenience.

According to the exact same testing methods, Speedliner is better and stronger than Line X.  

That would be great. Please send (2) 12"x12" samples of your product so we can test them. Line-x has tested their product to 6600 PSI but like I said, different test standards.

You can send your samples to:
Inland Line-X
2900 Adams Street Suite B-7
Riverside,Ca 92504

Thank You,
Stan Bates  

Thanks for the address.  Can you send the same size pieces to:

Bearcat Industries, L.P.
1120 NASA Parkway   Suite 405
Houston, TX 77058

Is the material you tested at 6600 psi the same material used in truck beds?

Thanks for the info.  

If anyone is in need of a Line-X in the So. Cal. area I'm giving wholesale pricing to the public... Short bed under-rail  $355  Long bed  $375

Call for details.  
Inland Line-X  951-354-2519  

Shouldn't your wholesale be cheaper since your material is only $29 per gallon?  

All I know is that I have looked at them all and no one else has a liner that looks like these two which I found on my local Line-x dealers site.... These guys are ahead of the game they are called Millennium Line-x
http://www.millenniumlinings.com/tundra.htm
http://www.millenniumlinings.com/colts_truck.htm