Sorry this reply is so late to this thread but I just got the reply to
my inquiry:
>From: "Kristin Hilliard" <kristin@linexwest.com>
>Date: Wed Jun 11, 2003 1:12:57 PM US/Pacific
>To: "'Bill Nissley'" <bill@imagedomain.com>
>Subject: RE: Line-X weight
>Dear Bill,
>Sorry for the delayed response. A Line-X Spray On Bedliner weighs about
80 >pounds. If any more information is needed, please don't hesitate to
email >us. Thank you for your interest in Line-X
>Line-X West
"Bill Nissley" bill@nissley.com KG6ONB
'98 CC SLT 2x4 5.2L V8 AT, White/Dftwd, 3" Fabtech lift, ORI pre-runner
light bar with PIAA 80Pro XT series lights, 32" BFG A/T's, Yellow Box
Speedo Calib., Flowmaster Exhaust, X-2000 bed cover, F/B 50mm Throttle
body, Pro Comp air intake, Viper electric fan, ASP crank pulley,
Roadmaster active suspension & RBW 'LIL Rocker 5th Wheel Hitch.
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From: owner-dakota-truck@bent.twistedbits.net
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jdurling@bellsouth.net
Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 8:53 PM
To: dakota-truck@dakota-truck.net
Subject: DML: RE: Bed Rug or Rhino Lining - Weight
>
> Jeff Durling wrote:
>
> >Having the BedRug and the fact of what Rhinoliner is made of I would
> >have to guess the Rhinoliner. The BedRug was about 30 to 40 lbs. if I
> >remember right. Nothing against the spray in liners (never had one)
but
> >I loved my BedRug. Proabably going to get one for the '96 in the not
too
> >distant future.
> >
> >
> If the bed rug weighs that much, I'd say the liner is prolly less. I
> think you only need just over a gallon to line your bed. And I can't
see
> that gallon weighing in over 40 lbs.
>
You have to realize that a spray in liner is going to put alot more
material
in the bed than the roll in type. Not ragging on that type (no
experience
with or the spray in as mentioned but I cannot see having a compressor
style
feed system and only putting a gallon of material in the bed.
Jeff Durling
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