Hauling Transmission, Scraping Bedliner - 2015 Chevrolet Colorado Long-Term Road Test

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  s197gt Member Posts: 486

  July 2015

  wonder if line-x would do some free touch up for you if you brought it in? is it warrantied not to chip like that?

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  subytrojan Member Posts: 120

  July 2015

  Because race car!
  
  http://highdeserttrails.com/2015/05/high-desert-trails-2015-in-the-books/
  
  http://highdeserttrails.com/2015/05/high-desert-trails-performance-rally-2015/

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  zimtheinvader Member Posts: 580

  July 2015

  s197gt said:

  wonder if line-x would do some free touch up for you if you brought it in? is it warrantied not to chip like that?

  They might do something as a show of good will; but they aren't guaranteed to be impervious to everything. They say "guaranteed not to crack, bubble, or flake". Gouging it with a 350 lbs isn't really flaking.
  
  

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  reminder Member Posts: 383

  July 2015

  This is one of those times where a plastic drop-in liner would've been king.
  Nice and slippery.

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  myob Member Posts: 53

  September 2015

  Exactly why I have always used drop in plastic liners. They have a shock absorbing function and they are also much slicker to slide heavy things on. The spray in I'd prefer if I never put anything hard or heavy in the back.

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