drop in bed liner
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From: New Brunswick, Canada
Originally Posted by treepoint5zero
take a look at dual liners. they are a hybrid, plastic around the sides, and a rubber mat on the bottom www.dualliner.com fit and finish is great, and from what i can tell on mine it wont destroy your bed paint.
Mine wasn't rusty on the bottom it was actually the sides that were rusty I shoul have taken pics but never thought to at the time
2011 F150 XLT super crew
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From: New jersey
You could do the spray in liner your self it's a hundred bucks for a one gallon that dose a 6'bed I have a plastic drop in and in a year or so I plan on doing it my self. Mine is the oem looks and fits great
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From: Cold Lake, Alberta, Canada
I vote for the Ford rubber matt. Had one on my 2007 for 225,000km and zero scratches under it, and being the fact nothing slides. Sure the side gets a few scratches, but I am okay with that. Went the same route for my 2012.
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From: Sandhills, NC
My dealer had the best price for a drop in for my 2010 F-150, also. It was FREE.
And I still have my 1990 F-150 that I bought new with a drop in. There are some rubs, but no noticeably significnat rust.
And I still have my 1990 F-150 that I bought new with a drop in. There are some rubs, but no noticeably significnat rust.
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From: New Brunswick, Canada
After seeing mine and many other people's experiences with drop in liners no truck I ever own will have one. From what ive seen they do more damage then good and I'll have them take it out before I bring a truck home
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From: Walker Co. Alabama
All,it's just as slick. I've got a big piece of rubber conveyor belt on top of mine.
Plastic liner was in it when I bought it. I'd go with a BedRug.