Rubber mat for bed
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I am so tempted to say something smartallec about the reply but......I won't. Alot of points covered on why to or not to get a bed mat versus any kind of bed liner.
Like stuck in the 70's states "he removes it to load coal ect'' makes for unloading things alot easier. If you use your truck like it is intended to be used, (a truck) that might be something to consider.
And a mat is not PERMINATE like spray in or roll in coatings. Just a few idle ramblings from a guy along way from his ford trucks.
Like stuck in the 70's states "he removes it to load coal ect'' makes for unloading things alot easier. If you use your truck like it is intended to be used, (a truck) that might be something to consider.
And a mat is not PERMINATE like spray in or roll in coatings. Just a few idle ramblings from a guy along way from his ford trucks.
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It's got rubber pieces in it, same with Rhino liner...
Just go get a bunch of cottonballs then and use.
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