I personally like Rhino liner, although it is quite a bit more expensive, it has lasted so much longer than basic liner, therefore costing less in the long haul. I would recommend it.
There are several retailers that sell bed liners. These online retailers include Rhino Linings, JC Whitney, Auto Zone, Amazon, Bed Liner, and Line-X.
Rhino Linings offers several different products and it looks like the Rhino Hybrid product offers "very good chemical resistance" - meaning gas shouldn't eat through rhino liner. Go to their website to see more on the rhino liner product: http://liners.rhinolinings.com/en/products/3/Rhino-Hybrid
The difference is Rhino is a more grippier substance and Super Liner is more plastic.
Reflex liners are warrantied by the company that did the work. Line-X and Rhino have a national warranty. Found this out the hard way. Had a Reflex liner installed in July 2005 and it is peeling and various locations and has actually worn through on the tailgate and that is with very minimal hauling (few trips to Lowe's/Home Depot) etc. Would strongly recommend going with Line-X or Rhino.
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Rhino bed liners is a spray on polymer overlay used to protect individual and commercial pick up truck beds. The product comes in a multitude of colors to match most any paint and is scratch and dent resistant thus adding to the life of the truck bed.
Rhino Liner is a product that protects the inner-side of a truck. It also prevents small materials such as sand coming through the slides of your door.
There are many online shops that sell rhino liner. Amazon.com is one of online shop that sells rhino liner for any kind of auto cars. You can visit www.amazon.com
You can buy Durabak at DurabakDepot.com. They had good prices.
Bed Liner paint or do it yourself bed liner can be found in a few places. A great place to start is a store like Bed Bath and Beyond. Also look at places like Home Depot.
The best for truck bed liners are often a coarse rough type of paint. You'll often see it simply as bed liner, it gives a tough exterior to your liner to keep it safe from harm.
Paint thinner, a good brush, and a whole lotta elbow grease.