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Trusted in industries with extreme use environments, LINE-X coatings are extremely hard-wearing, watertight and will not flake or fracture. Their long-lasting durability is perfect for a trailer coach roof. Unlike roll-on bedliners or do-it-yourself truck bedliner kits, LINE-X coatings are professionally spray applied for maximum adhesion and longevity.

Group of talented franchise owners now operate the most LINE-X franchise locations in the network.

LINE-X is known as the leading brand in truck bedliner protection but it’s also a franchise system. LINE-X franchises benefit from protected territories, technical and product support, plus ongoing training and operational support. Customers, as a result, receive an exceptional product and experience. Each LINE-X location uses vetted product application techniques and equipment, strict quality control measures and a nationwide lifetime warranty – courtesy of an award-winning franchise system.

The best protection for a truck bed is one that will preserve the utility of the truck bed for as long as they need it. Truck owners are tough on their vehicles so the best bedliner option is one that provides the durability, longevity and toughness they need. Truck bedliners come in many forms, from a high-pressure spray-on system from a brand like LINE-X or a quick DIY job from a can, but ultimately it depends on how a truck owner uses their truck. For new truck owners, it can be difficult to decide what type of liner and brand to choose. It often comes down to price, looks, durability, and convenience. To help answer these questions we’ve put together a list of the most common type of truck bed liners and the key differences between them.