Spray in bed liner
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From: Northern Il/Cabin in Wi
This is the first time I had it done. I had the inserts in the last three trucks. I like this much better.
But I did not have to watch it being done. The dealer had it done before I picked it up................
But I did not have to watch it being done. The dealer had it done before I picked it up................
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From: Deer Park
Lol well this is my 3rd truck with it being done and it's the only one I have watched. FYI for anyone doing this the trailer light plug in the bed comes out. Here's how. Remove 2 bolts and then the retainer clip falls into bed where you think you will never find it again and the it shows up on the ground. Then just pull plug away from bed and remove wire harness from outer plug.
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From: Nebraska
That's a good thing they're taking the wire wheel to it. If they don't do the proper prep work like that it can just peel out of there in big chunks. You can find some el-cheapo places for spray in liners and they skip stuff like prep work and a couple years down the road it's a bad deal.
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From: Stafford Virginia
My dealer told me the same thing. I went with Line-x. It was cheaper than the dealer and they back it up!
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From: Texas Hill Country
I think I paid $450 for line-x.
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From: Alaska
The local shop uses an Arctic spray in liner as they call it. The brand is Polyshield™ SS-100 and suppose to be rated to -70 (f) below.
So far its been great. I haul firewood with mine and no peeling or scratching. They warranty it for everything except snowmobiles, the skags will scratch the liner.
So far its been great. I haul firewood with mine and no peeling or scratching. They warranty it for everything except snowmobiles, the skags will scratch the liner.
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For what's it's worth I had the factory one done. I have had dirt, mulch, sand, stone and taken it all out with my tractor's bucket. I still haven't scratched it yet. Some of the scrapping sounds it made I thought for sure I had gone thru it, just hosed it out and good as new. Holding up great.
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From: Stafford Virginia
Mine cost me $350. I had it done buns line-x installer who happens to be located 3 miles from my house. It took about 3 hours start to finish.