Good bed liner
#1
Good bed liner
Hey guys, I want to purchase a bed liner for my 2005 Ranger. The Ranger I bought had everything I wanted except a bed liner, so if anyone has advice on a good bed liner. I was thinking about paying for a Rhino bed liner, what kind of price could I expect (I know its expensive), and is it much more worth it than a drop in?
I don't do a lot of hauling obviously, my Ranger is just my daily driver. It is my baby of course and I don't want to get a drop in that will scratch up and ruin my bed. Any advice would be appreciated!
I don't do a lot of hauling obviously, my Ranger is just my daily driver. It is my baby of course and I don't want to get a drop in that will scratch up and ruin my bed. Any advice would be appreciated!
#2
There's been several threads on this subject so a search should give you info on both spray and drop-in. I prefer the spray-in. My Rhino was five years old when I sold and looked good and the LineX I have now looks even better. In my opinion, spray-on is the only way to go. I paid under $400 for my last truck and kept it over five years, that comes out to around $.20 a day for a great looking bed.
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I'd highly suggest a quality drop in. I put one in my 'ol 94 when it was new and I never had any rust or other problems of any kind whatsoever in 182K miles. Careful now on the spray on ones. If they don't properly prep the surface, that spray on crap peals and oh man, it really looks lousy. A buddy of mine is going through this right now and he now realizes his mistake buying the spray on. Myself, I would never trust some 20 year old guy prepping my truck for that spray on stuff.
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Originally Posted by CowboyBilly9Mile
... Careful now on the spray on ones. If they don't properly prep the surface, that spray on crap peals and oh man, it really looks lousy. A buddy of mine is going through this right now and he now realizes his mistake buying the spray on. Myself, I would never trust some 20 year old guy prepping my truck for that spray on stuff.
Anyway, there's been TONS of discussion on the subject on this and other truck boards. No one choice is best for everybody.
But... 97.738% would be better off with Line-X
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For a drop-in, I like the Pendaliner, they're pretty popular around here. I have one in my Ranger, it came with the truck. It's pretty tough, and I'm impressed with its non-skid characteristics. Stuff stays where I put it. Here's a review:
http://www.rockcrawler.com/techreports/penda_dodge/page2.asp
(ignore the fact that it's in a Dodge...!) -TD
http://www.rockcrawler.com/techreports/penda_dodge/page2.asp
(ignore the fact that it's in a Dodge...!) -TD
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