Bedliner-what type?
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Bedliner-what type?
I was going to go with rhino lining, but i saw a commercial on tv for the new dupli color bedliner with kevlar. I think it is a roll on bed liner, and is about $80-$100. How do you guys think this would hold up compared to the rhino lining? Anyone use this yet? Does the bed need to be primered or just sanded and clean?
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I was going to go with rhino lining, but i saw a commercial on tv for the new dupli color bedliner with kevlar. I think it is a roll on bed liner, and is about $80-$100. How do you guys think this would hold up compared to the rhino lining? Anyone use this yet? Does the bed need to be primered or just sanded and clean?
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I helped a buddy put on Dupli Color bed liner in his Toyota 4-Runner a while back...I think it's still holding up good. All we did was sand and made sure it was clean then rolled it on. It went on a lot thinner than a spray bed-liner would. I like Line-X and will use it on my 76 F-100 when I pull the plastic bed-liner out of it. My 91 F-250 has Line-X and it's held up great for many, many years without a problem.
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kevlar is good stuff. i've always gotten alot of use out of anything with it in it. i would expect this stuff to be the same. anyone whos considering a drop-in is nuts. free or not. they hold water and crud and weill make your bedfloor look like swiss cheese.
