pics of my RTV bed Line X sprayed.
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Y2KF250PSD
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Great idea! Looks awesome, good protection. Slick!! /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
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Looks great. Of course I'm prejudice about it because I did the same thing. Obviously I think it is a great idea. On a post on here back in March or so I showed the pics of the spray in liner I put in mine. I was cheap and bought the materials myself and did it for $50. I'm glad to see that you went over the bed side rails with it. I assume you did the same on the tailgate. Since I have been doing a lot of landscaping work and hauling large and medium sized rocks, I also added the Kubota bedliner over the spray in liner. Now I'm happy! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif You'll love it.
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And Dargo's bedliner setup looks great...I know the crazy guy that helped him install the bedliner. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
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Ok. Help me out here. What am I looking at in the picture? It looks like a bed linner, but I take it from the text that this is some kind of spray in linner. More info for the uneducated please. I think if I get one I will get it with bed linner, but now you got me wondering.
JESSE1
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The cargo box has been sprayed with a Line-X brand spray-in bedliner. Other brands are available, Rhino Liner being another popular brand of sprayed-in bedliner. I've had 2 pickup beds sprayed with the Line-X; very good material!
Its a spray on bed liner *not* a plastic one piece drop in liner.. Its from Line X..
http://www.line-x.com/
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I did the spray in liner and the Kubota plastic liner. The spray in liner is great and that is what I have in my truck. However, the spray in liner does little to protect from dents as does the drop in plastic liner. The problem with the drop in liner is that it does wear through the paint in the bed and can cause rust at that point. With both liners, I seem to be covered on both issues. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
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"Other brands are available, Rhino Liner being another popular brand of sprayed-in bedliner"
I have Rhino in my pickup - 9 years of wear and tear with only a chip out of it here and there. I do mean wear and tear, too - I don't hesitate to use a pickup as the truck it was intended to be and have hauled more lumber, rock, and miscellaneous stuff than I care to remember. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
Good idea to use a drop-in on top of the spray-in liner, though. I've acquired a few dents from stuff sliding. I gave away my drop-in when I got the spray-in out of frustration with its wearing down the paint and noise (they vibrate). Maybe I should have kept it.
I have Rhino in my pickup - 9 years of wear and tear with only a chip out of it here and there. I do mean wear and tear, too - I don't hesitate to use a pickup as the truck it was intended to be and have hauled more lumber, rock, and miscellaneous stuff than I care to remember. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
Good idea to use a drop-in on top of the spray-in liner, though. I've acquired a few dents from stuff sliding. I gave away my drop-in when I got the spray-in out of frustration with its wearing down the paint and noise (they vibrate). Maybe I should have kept it.
