Is this good Line X pricing?

[Saber22]

I contacted Debbie at the Prince Frederick, MD LineX shop (they have high marks from previous customers...), she quoted me the following:

The prices for Line-X application on your 6’ 2013 Ford F150 under the rail are as follows:
1. 6’ 2013 Ford F150 under the rail with Line-X Basic Black is $435.00 plus tax
2. 6’ 2013 Ford F150 under the rail with Line-X Premium UV Protection is $534.00 plus tax
3. 6’ 2013 Ford F150 under the rail with Line-X Xtra (Color Coded) is $ 689.00 plus tax
4. The rear wheel wells on your 6’ 2013 Ford F150 are $60.00 per side plus tax.
We do offer a $25.00 Military Discount.

I have Rhino in my GMC, and although it lasted for 20 years, it is not as "clean" and "smooth" of a coating as the LineX...but the Rhino is "THICK!!"

 

[Raptor911]

I assume "under the rail" means the bed? At $60 per wheel well is a great price.

I contacted Debbie at the Prince Frederick, MD LineX shop (they have high marks from previous customers...), she quoted me the following:

The prices for Line-X application on your 6’ 2013 Ford F150 under the rail are as follows:
1. 6’ 2013 Ford F150 under the rail with Line-X Basic Black is $435.00 plus tax
2. 6’ 2013 Ford F150 under the rail with Line-X Premium UV Protection is $534.00 plus tax
3. 6’ 2013 Ford F150 under the rail with Line-X Xtra (Color Coded) is $ 689.00 plus tax
4. The rear wheel wells on your 6’ 2013 Ford F150 are $60.00 per side plus tax.
We do offer a $25.00 Military Discount.

I have Rhino in my GMC, and although it lasted for 20 years, it is not as "clean" and "smooth" of a coating as the LineX...but the Rhino is "THICK!!"

 

[ofcbarbrady]

Wow...$60 per wheel well is awesome. The lowest I found is $200 per well

 

[BigBlock]

I have Rhino in my GMC, and although it lasted for 20 years, it is not as "clean" and "smooth" of a coating as the LineX...but the Rhino is "THICK!!"

Rhino Tuff Stuff has to be thick because it's a 100% polyurethane product and is not nearly is strong as most polyurea/polyurethane hybrids or 100% polyurea.

 

[RAPTURR]

Vosschs, look at my album there are pics there of my wheel wells in blue. Get lotsa compliments on em.

First time I am seeing the color match. That looks awesome.



Fred

 

[Fred]

I contacted Debbie at the Prince Frederick, MD LineX shop (they have high marks from previous customers...), she quoted me the following:

The prices for Line-X application on your 6’ 2013 Ford F150 under the rail are as follows:
1. 6’ 2013 Ford F150 under the rail with Line-X Basic Black is $435.00 plus tax
2. 6’ 2013 Ford F150 under the rail with Line-X Premium UV Protection is $534.00 plus tax
3. 6’ 2013 Ford F150 under the rail with Line-X Xtra (Color Coded) is $ 689.00 plus tax
4. The rear wheel wells on your 6’ 2013 Ford F150 are $60.00 per side plus tax.
We do offer a $25.00 Military Discount.

I have Rhino in my GMC, and although it lasted for 20 years, it is not as "clean" and "smooth" of a coating as the LineX...but the Rhino is "THICK!!"

Good price go for it...

 

[jjwpgh]

Just got off the phone with my local LineX dealer (linexofbethalpark.com). Looks like what I was quoted is moderately reasonable and inline with what others are seeing.

Bed With LineX premium - $575 (475 to Linex another 100 for the premium)
Rear wheelwells - $150
4 Fender Flares - $175 (150 for the flares and another 25 for the premium)

Think I'm going to take the plunge. Quoted a one day job. Drop off evening before, pick up following evening.

Anyone have pictures of the fender flares lineX'd?

 

[Blind1]

That's the price I paid, but I haven't done the flares. That sound reasonable for the flares as well. Do you have to remove the flares for them, or do they do it?

 

[jjwpgh]

That's the price I paid, but I haven't done the flares. That sound reasonable for the flares as well. Do you have to remove the flares for them, or do they do it?

The flare price I was quotes was just masking off the fenders/wheels and painting the flares.

 

[DirtNasty]

Damn more and more NOVA guys on here now..

We should look into a package deal on the linex, i have to get mine done as well. I just need to pull the shell off of it first.