f1504L1F3

I like this duplicolor stuff.

big_tuna85

Can this liner take a beating I'm planing on putting it through it paces I'm a marble and granite contractor.

BrowningSCrew

Wouldn't use it for the whole bed, but for parts like flares and toolboxes its great.

f1504L1F3

I dont have it in my bed but have it on my fender flares so I havent put it up to anywhere close to the abuse that you are going to haha. if you need something to last really well, I would say find your nearest bed linning place. lifetime warranty makes all the difference

4x4wolf

Saw others thought I'd add mine in too.

03f15012

I changed my HIDs from 8000k to 5000k. After getting flashed twice and having some ******* in a chevy run up on my bumper, I had to aim them down a bit more when I got back. Them things are BRIGHT. I love them even more than the 8000Ks.

big_tuna85

I just painted my tool box a month or so ago with VHT wrinkle plus the project was a disaster I was thinking of stripping that off and using the bedliner. My only problem is finding a good quality product I've seen trucks with liners that peal I'd like to do it once and not worry about it every again

7700SCREW

I have done a lot of work with different do it your self bed liners and nothing is as strong as line X.
But if you don't want to spend the money to have it done professionally then the duplicolor is decent.

I did most of this truck with it a year or so ago and the new owner says its holding up good.

BrowningSCrew

Scuff the living crap out of it, use 2 or 3 coats of adhesion promoter, then do your liner.

big_tuna85

Sounds like my best option