Detroit Dave
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Going with a Line-X spray and a (probably) a Weathertech liner. Will a Weathertech tailgate liner go over the Line-X and is it worth time effort?
thanks....as always.
thanks....as always.
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My thoughts exactly.Not sure why you'd need both?
Can you post some photos of your bed empty?I went with a drop in bed liner.
I destroy spray in bedliners, and a drop in protects the bed from dents.
The ol' wive's tale about corrosion, is just that.
Been using drop ins for near 45 years with no corrosion issues, in the North East.
$200 bucks installed.
Rugged Liner Truck Bedliners | Rugged Liner | Rugged
While i like the spray in liners, ive used the drop in hard ones like this in several trucks for exactly the same reason...i can flop concrete block or rocks in and no dents. The spray in cannot take that abuseI went with a drop in bed liner.
I destroy spray in bedliners, and a drop in protects the bed from dents.
The ol' wive's tale about corrosion, is just that.
Been using drop ins for near 45 years with no corrosion issues, in the North East.
$200 bucks installed.
Rugged Liner Truck Bedliners | Rugged Liner | Rugged
I forgot about the mats...that could be an optionI like spray on, then run a DeeZee rubber mat on top to keep stuff from sliding around.
I cant tell (kind of small photo), its under the rail on the sides, right?Freshly installed on a twenty degree day. Once warm the bow flattened.
I will get pics of my rugged tomorrow. This was the easiest change I made on my truck.Under the rail on the sides, wraps over the front, fit is fantastic, very snug, you remove the two front hooks and then reinstall them through the liner, tailgate piece you remove the bolts and then reinstall through the liner also.