Best Bedliner
Sep 21, 2005 | 06:13 PM
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Best Bedliner
Hello, I just want some advice from the experts (you guys) about what is the BEST, most heavy duty bedliner-price isnt a factor. My brother just got a brand new GMC 2500 HD 6.0 pickup (ext. bed) that he'll be using for work(construction). It won't be hauling dirt everyday but there will be days when that bed will be abused. I need something thats really durable. Can you guys give me any advice here? Thanks in advance
Sep 21, 2005 | 06:20 PM
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Not rhino liner that is for sure, too thin.
I had Line-X once and was happy with it. The price too was better then Rhino Lining at the time.
However, a Duraliner to me is more durable then a spray liner only because it prevent's dings and dents wihch is something that a spray in can't do.
if cost is no object, do both. Spray in to prevent rust and prevent chaffing that a drop in liner does. The drop in will prevent the dents associated wtih just throwing **** in the back.
I had Line-X once and was happy with it. The price too was better then Rhino Lining at the time.
However, a Duraliner to me is more durable then a spray liner only because it prevent's dings and dents wihch is something that a spray in can't do.
if cost is no object, do both. Spray in to prevent rust and prevent chaffing that a drop in liner does. The drop in will prevent the dents associated wtih just throwing **** in the back.
Sep 21, 2005 | 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by unredeemed
Not rhino liner that is for sure, too thin.
I had Line-X once and was happy with it. The price too was better then Rhino Lining at the time.
However, a Duraliner to me is more durable then a spray liner only because it prevent's dings and dents wihch is something that a spray in can't do.
if cost is no object, do both. Spray in to prevent rust and prevent chaffing that a drop in liner does. The drop in will prevent the dents associated wtih just throwing **** in the back.
I had Line-X once and was happy with it. The price too was better then Rhino Lining at the time.
However, a Duraliner to me is more durable then a spray liner only because it prevent's dings and dents wihch is something that a spray in can't do.
if cost is no object, do both. Spray in to prevent rust and prevent chaffing that a drop in liner does. The drop in will prevent the dents associated wtih just throwing **** in the back.
Sep 21, 2005 | 07:22 PM
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I dont like drop ins cause they chaffe really bad and can cause your bed to rust. I willb egetting a Line-X bedliner in my truck when I do it. My dad has had good luck with them. Its a truck bed its ok to get dings in it jsut as long as it isnt on the outside IMO.
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Sep 21, 2005 | 07:36 PM
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I can go both ways on this subject I think there are pros and cons for both drop in and spray in. Personally I have a drop in becuase it is a truck bed and I don't care about what it looks like under (I won't have the truck longer then a few years) the liner. Again I have had both and it depends on the application.
BTW - My K5 has the interior in Line X... No carpet. But I never clean it so it doesn't matter.
BTW - My K5 has the interior in Line X... No carpet. But I never clean it so it doesn't matter.
