Bedliners-yet another thread...
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From: Blythewood, SC
I do not like them because when putting a cover on it typically needed cutting somewhere. Things slide around, and dirt, stone, etc tends to work its way under it and tear up the paint.
I have had spray in on my last 2 trucks and love it. Very clean look. And had held up very well.
Never had he Bedrug, but it does look nice.
I have had spray in on my last 2 trucks and love it. Very clean look. And had held up very well.
Never had he Bedrug, but it does look nice.
other than that no cutting needed with at least the '13 and up drop-in as it form fits to the bed....
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From: Ardmore Alberta
Well with the OP.... it's up to him. A spray in will have a real hard time fading under a tonneau cover... lol. But the bedrug won't either so do whatever lol. I don't have any use for a carpeted bed and yes I have experience with them and what kind of a pain they are.... but he isn't me. Spray in liner is as simple as they come...
Last edited by 1994Vmax; Apr 20, 2014 at 10:15 AM.
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From: Collierville, Tn
i like my DualLiner but others on here do not. it works for me, sort of hybrid drop in, heavy rubber mat on the floor with a nonskid surface and panels on the side are held in place with the tie downs on the sides. just another option to look at.
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From: Seattle, WA
I will never own a truck without a spray in liner. They are just to rugged and never come off. That said, I have a canopy on my truck and i love the bed rug on top off the liner simply because crawling in and out gets to the knees in a real hurry. It's great for me and the old dog loves the extra cush also. Lastly you get a lot of positive comments from people when they look in the bed and see that bed rug.