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The advantages to spray in liners include better looks, easier to clean, and higher resale value. The only disadvantage that I've heard of is that drop in bedliners have their own backbone to them so you have less chance of bending the bottom of your box. As far as sliding things, I think most spray-ins aren't going to slide as well as your drop in liner. I've had spray-ins on my past two trucks and one was rubberized and the other is more slick. My first one(a Tuff liner, similar to Rhino Liner) was real soft and didn't slide much and had a lot of shock resistance, but it lost its color very quickly and didn't look very good once it was about a year old. My new liner(Similar formula to LineX) I got to prevent scratches and look good. It slides a little easier than the first liner and looks much better. If you lift up your drop in liner, chances are you have dirt and gunk underneath, also if it's anything like my friend's liner it holds water in the bed. These are both solved with a spray in. As far as tearing, most professional spray ins have a lifetime warranty.
Jeb
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