Line-X of Lauderdale

Had a great experience. The folks that work there know trucks inside and out. They are friendly and explain the whole process. The results on my truck were flawless. I’m very pleased with my bed liner and I certainly recommend that others go there.

Great experience just bought a brand new white Silverado and got the bed liner done. I was a little worried that black specks of paint would show up on the new white coat of my truck but after thoroughly inspecting it I don’t have any they did a phenomenal job.

I am truly impressed. Art and his crew completely delivered. Their product breathed new life into my tired old truck – it looks better than its looked in years.
And their service was great. Not only did they get me in quickly; they didn’t ask for a deposit and finished the job more quickly than promised.
How refreshing to find an honest South FL businessman who provides good customer service!
I’d recommend them any day.

As a birthday present I purchased a spray in bed liner for my boyfriend which he’s been wanting for the longest. Finally got it done and Line X did a fantastic job. Everything looks even, the lines are perfectly straight, and the finish product is just fantastic. Nice clean finished product. Spray in bed liner is the way to go and Line-​X is the place to go.

I purchased my 1999 Jeep Wrangler last year around this time. One of the first things I wanted to do was get the interior protected so that I can beat it up and let it get rained in without fear of rust.
I first explored the idea of doing it myself with off the shelf products. I quickly realized that I don’t necessarily have the skill to do it, and most of anything you can buy in the store isn’t much more then a tough rubbery paint (with some exceptions). I started researching Line-​X and Rhino as well as a few solutions advertised on Craigslist.
I quickly discounted the Craigslist solution as they sprayed the same liner that I can buy in the store myself. I am not saying that the material is bad, but something that air dries doesn’t seem as resilient as something that bonds and dries near instantly as with the chemical reactions in Rhino and Line-​X.
Next I started doing my research between Rhino and Line-​X. Both of their websites are near useless because they only advertise how great their products are. Searching the internet is frugal as well because EVERYONE has their opinions. So instead I just went around and visited two Rhino shops and Line-​X of Lauderdale.
First off, the price wasn’t a concern if it meant better quality. At each shop I asked how experienced they are with Jeeps and to see their work on Jeeps. Finally I took home samples of Line-​X and Rhino.
In all three of my visits, I was incredibly impressed by the Line-​X shop. The owner has a Wrangler beautifully done up in Line-​X that he showed me. He also had a picture book of dozens of other Wranglers he had done. I couldn’t be more impressed with the work. One of the Rhino shops had zero examples of Wranglers that he had done and the other was not too impressive. I had mixed feelings on the product samples I was given — the Rhino was thicker which seemed good, but it was more rubbery. The Line-​X was thinner but felt tougher. To this day I don’t know what is actually a better product. I can only speak to the quality of their work.
Ultimately I decided to go with Line-​X of Lauderdale. His quality was top notch, and while not the cheapest, definitely the one I felt most comfortable with. It took a few days and came back perfect. It looks so nice. The lines are laser sharp and precise. I couldn’t have asked for a better job. The material is tough as hell. If I cleaned it, it would like as good as the day I drove it home. Truly impressive.
I believe the owner’s name is Art. He loves his product and it shows — and he is willing to stand by it. I would do it again in a heartbeat.