Bedliner
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Bedliner
Has anyone experienced the Ford factory spray in Bedliner separating from the pick up bed? Mine is separating for both rear corners of the bed. 16,000 miles do I take it into the dealership for them to look at it or is it just one of those things that you have to accept. I had a Rhino Liner in my '99 F350 for 14 years and that never occurred. What do you think?
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Yes take it to the dealer. It's covered under the bumper-to-bumper warranty.
I bet however your dealer will have a difficult time figuring out how to process the warranty. It's rare for a factory spray in. I haven't seen a single claim on any of them from my dealers in an 8-state radius. So just be patient with them as they learn how to sort it out.
I bet however your dealer will have a difficult time figuring out how to process the warranty. It's rare for a factory spray in. I haven't seen a single claim on any of them from my dealers in an 8-state radius. So just be patient with them as they learn how to sort it out.
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Wow - Pocket that is saying alot. I guess they got the spray in liner figured out. The first early build 2011 I had with the factory spray in liner was horrible, the next one was a little better, and then the job 2 one I had was ok. It did scratch up easy though.
My 2015 I didn't order I picked off the lot and the was one of the two things it didn't have that I wanted. (Spray in liner and 5th wheel prep)
My 2015 I didn't order I picked off the lot and the was one of the two things it didn't have that I wanted. (Spray in liner and 5th wheel prep)
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Of course everything is in the prep. Mistakes can happen.
Here's a quick video of the process for the factory spray-in that Ford uses in production. It's kinda cool:
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Thanks for the video - it was interesting...
I have the factory spray in liner...
In my opinion, it needs to be twice as thick to make it as impact resistant and resiliant as a LineX bedliner.
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I am happy with the quality and it looks really good.. It's just not in the same league as LineX as I was hoping it would have been..
I have the factory spray in liner...
In my opinion, it needs to be twice as thick to make it as impact resistant and resiliant as a LineX bedliner.
Edit add ---
I am happy with the quality and it looks really good.. It's just not in the same league as LineX as I was hoping it would have been..
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Mine has been good as well. I've been pretty hard on it as well, especially during our recent move.
I used Line-X in previous trucks and had a few spots get worn to the sheet metal from carrying big AC units etc. Warranty work was easy as the Line-X dealer would re spray it. I'm sure Ford will have the warranty liner work figured out before long.
I used Line-X in previous trucks and had a few spots get worn to the sheet metal from carrying big AC units etc. Warranty work was easy as the Line-X dealer would re spray it. I'm sure Ford will have the warranty liner work figured out before long.
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Thanks for the video - it was interesting...
I have the factory spray in liner...
In my opinion, it needs to be twice as thick to make it as impact resistant and resiliant as a LineX bedliner.
Edit add ---
I am happy with the quality and it looks really good.. It's just not in the same league as LineX as I was hoping it would have been..
I have the factory spray in liner...
In my opinion, it needs to be twice as thick to make it as impact resistant and resiliant as a LineX bedliner.
Edit add ---
I am happy with the quality and it looks really good.. It's just not in the same league as LineX as I was hoping it would have been..
Spray in liners are not designed for impact protection. Even if you up the thickness, the impact resistance only changes by a few psi. Ford, LineX, etc are all within a very close range of dent resistance. It's kind of a common misnomer that a thicker spray in works better.
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Sorry to disagree with you Curtis, but the LineX that was done on my 99 SD was easily twice as thick and provided a substantially greater degree of impact protection. Granted that the guys that put my LineX in may have sprayed it on heavy, but it was the same way on my buddy's trucks..
In the LOOKS department, the factory sprayed does look better.. While I have not dropped engines and transmissions along with heavy equipment in it like I did my 99 - that day is coming..
When I traded my 99 in, all I did was spray down the bed with Simple-Green cleaner and hit it with the hose. When it dried out, it looked almost like new..
In the LOOKS department, the factory sprayed does look better.. While I have not dropped engines and transmissions along with heavy equipment in it like I did my 99 - that day is coming..
When I traded my 99 in, all I did was spray down the bed with Simple-Green cleaner and hit it with the hose. When it dried out, it looked almost like new..
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