Portland (Oregon) Bedliner Recommendations?

[krs]

I'm getting interested in having some work done using the bedliner products available in this area. I'm wondering if anyone knows of an outlet that would be willing to work with me toward a color near match application of the stuff in the bed and on the rockers (maybe all the way to the beltline), and who has someone working there that really knows how to do it well.



I've got Rhino-liner in one truck bed and I don't much like the rough sparkly appearance of it, so if all their work is like this I'd rather eliminate them from consideration.



Any info that anyone can offer will be appreciated, good or bad, including differences in pricing, guarantees, and friendliness.

 

[BV]

Spray in bed liners

I've had 2 spray in liners from Arma Coatings in Willsonville and was happy. Two neighbors got the Line-X brand from a shop in Milwaukie and are happy. I would use either again depending on price/warranty.



Another one I have heard good things about is Speedliner.



Not sure how willing any of them are on color matching. The Speedliner site mentions Custom Colors!

 

[marksmith]

There is a shop on Columbia Blvd that will come close to a color match. They are called Xtreme coatings. They can make the texture smooth to really rough and in almost any color under the sun. I am sorry but I dont have their number anymore. I had it in a nissan and it withstood engine blocks and backhoe buckets and never peeled. Look them up in the phonebook and give them a call. Pretty reasonable prices too.



Take care

Mark

 

[BLACKRAM]

Line X in Milwaukee did a fine job on my rig. The stuff is indestructible.

 

[krs]

Thanks!



BV, both of those links are to products that I'd never heard of and the examples on their sites are awesome - this field has grown a lot since I last looked into it. The "Speedliner" people have a picture of a truck that looks to be a very close color match to the one I've got in mind to have done, and it's one of their stock colors. Gotta' go see this stuff in person.