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I have a spray in that is much better than the Rhino or Line-X. Try a Reflex brand liner. They have a very rubbery texture. actually makes it kinda hard to slide things around in the bed. Much better than the other brands out there and I have had it for 7 years now and not a single problem with it. It does hold water but I told them to leave the drains be as it doesn't bother me but I did have them pull the bed bolts and the tailgate access panel bolts.
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I already read the previous post. I was simply giving you another option given your reason for disliking them. Weigh all your options before you make a decision so that you have no regrets. I personally don't give a crap which you use since its your truck and not mine, I just like to see people make an informed decision rather than being close minded.
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I already read the previous post. I was simply giving you another option given your reason for disliking them. Weigh all your options before you make a decision so that you have no regrets. I personally don't give a crap which you use since its your truck and not mine, I just like to see people make an informed decision rather than being close minded.
I have had bare bed floors (74 F100, 87 Ranger), plastic liners (74 F100 again, 75 F100, 2003 F250, 2005 F250) sprayed-in liners (2003 Nissan Frontier) and I prefer for THIS particular truck a plastic liner.
That's all I asked, what years fit the bed when I hit the junkyard.
Nothing more. If you want to start your own thread on the merits of sprayed-in liners go ahead. That wasn't what this thread was meant to be.
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The thing about these forums is that you trend to get a lot of input. Be it relevant to the topic or not. Since I was only trying to help in giving you another option maybe you should just take it with a grain of salt. If you don't like all the replies you get here you could just research it for yourself. That or tru getting your shorts out of a was and just be appreciative of the info you receive, take what's useful and leave what's not and try not to be so snarky.
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That was not what I was trying to imply. I was trying to nicely say to not be such a d bag. I don't want to argue with you about this anymore. I was just trying to help. Its not worth my time. I sincerely regret trying to give you any assistance.
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I have a spray in that is much better than the Rhino or Line-X. Try a Reflex brand liner. They have a very rubbery texture. actually makes it kinda hard to slide things around in the bed. Much better than the other brands out there and I have had it for 7 years now and not a single problem with it. It does hold water but I told them to leave the drains be as it doesn't bother me but I did have them pull the bed bolts and the tailgate access panel bolts.
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Well as far as usefulness, I still pick Reflex. Line-X sets up too hard for making anything sit still.
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Some people want to slide stuff across a bedliner, some don't. If you don't want stuff to slide on LINE-X, tell the dealer and he will apply a heavier texture on the floor. The heavier the texture, the more grip on the payload.
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I've had my Reflex for 7 years without a single problem. Very minimal fade, no rips, tears, or peeling. Plus it has a lifetime warranty so should anything like that happen, I have nothing to worry about.
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