LINE-X is an innovator of sprayed-on polyurethane elastomer technology; tough, proprietary coatings used to protect everything from metals to concrete against damage. From our consistent development of materials and implementing the highest level of quality control and assurance, LINE-X is rated #1 in customer satisfaction.
The LINE-X founded in 1994, officially launched its franchising program in 1999 becoming the first national franchise in the spray-on truck bed liner industry.
LINE-X is the largest spray-on bed liner company (measured in total number of units) and has a unique position of strength with the backing of its affiliate company, Burtin Corporation, the second largest polyurethane manufacturer in the USA.
LINE-X franchise presents a solid choice for entrepreneurs to share the resources of an industry leader, and benefit from a nationally established and recognized name as they become part of the fastest growing segment of the automotive aftermarket.
URL: www.linexcorp.com
Tel: 1-800-831-3232 or 714-850-1662
Company: LINE-X City: Santa AnaState: CAZip: 92707
Arnold on November 28th, 2005 at 1:11 pm
There are other companies out there that have a longer track record than the name brands such as Line-X and Rhino Linings. One in particular is a manufacturer called Specialty Products, Inc. These guys have been around since 1976 manufacturing their own origional polyurea that is unlike Rhino’s Polyurethane and Line-X’s hybrid (part polyurethane and part polyurea). Specialty Products, Inc., calls their bedliner coating Full Metal Jacket which is a 100% polyurea that is typically used in commercial type applications. This stuff is tough! I love my bedliner!!! If I were to go into business for myself, I certainly would not buy into a franchise. Had a friend look into buying a franchise.
Not to mention any company name, they wanted an arm and a leg to buy in….! If anyone is interested in starting their own spray on bedliner business I would look into Specialty Products. My friend did and hasen’t looked back since…..
DCAM on July 9th, 2008 at 6:01 pm
Old post… but…
I agree with Arnold, there are plenty of opportunities out there to start a bedliner business without Linex or Rhino. There is plenty of good equipment and material out there, you don’t need to be hand held by the franchisor mothership…