How do I patch a small hole in my bedliner?
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http://www.pendaform.com/duraliner/warranty.php
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Can I ask how the liner got the hole in it?
In a past life I sold Duraliner/AllStar brand drop in’s. If a customer managed to hole his liner, we seldom questioned them. Replace it. I’m not aware of a method of repair that doesn’t look like somebody really should have left it alone.
Having sold and installed both spray in and drop in liners for a decade, I select a name brand drop in for every truck I have owned or will own. Everybody has their own theories and reasons why one is better than the other. My reason is based on what I’ve seen and how I use my truck.
In a past life I sold Duraliner/AllStar brand drop in’s. If a customer managed to hole his liner, we seldom questioned them. Replace it. I’m not aware of a method of repair that doesn’t look like somebody really should have left it alone.
Having sold and installed both spray in and drop in liners for a decade, I select a name brand drop in for every truck I have owned or will own. Everybody has their own theories and reasons why one is better than the other. My reason is based on what I’ve seen and how I use my truck.
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For me, they actually have some good features. They definitely save the bed from impact damage/dents (I work construction so it is somewhat important to me), they smooth out the ribs on the floor and take one heck of a beating. However with my new '19 I did have the dealer install a LineX bed and will think of a floor liner to smooth out the ribs.
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Can I ask how the liner got the hole in it?
In a past life I sold Duraliner/AllStar brand drop in’s. If a customer managed to hole his liner, we seldom questioned them. Replace it. I’m not aware of a method of repair that doesn’t look like somebody really should have left it alone.
Having sold and installed both spray in and drop in liners for a decade, I select a name brand drop in for every truck I have owned or will own. Everybody has their own theories and reasons why one is better than the other. My reason is based on what I’ve seen and how I use my truck.
In a past life I sold Duraliner/AllStar brand drop in’s. If a customer managed to hole his liner, we seldom questioned them. Replace it. I’m not aware of a method of repair that doesn’t look like somebody really should have left it alone.
Having sold and installed both spray in and drop in liners for a decade, I select a name brand drop in for every truck I have owned or will own. Everybody has their own theories and reasons why one is better than the other. My reason is based on what I’ve seen and how I use my truck.
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You could ask- My new truck has the spray in bed liner. Honestly, spend the money and get that. The plastic ones are meh imho.
I had one of these in my red truck, awesome for some protection.
I had one of these in my red truck, awesome for some protection.