spray on bedliners
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spray on bedliners
which one looks better, the ones that remain underneath the railing, or the one's that go over top the railing, if you've got pictures, that would be nice, trying to decide if i wanna go over rail, or keep it under the rail.
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i think it looks good either way. over the bed rails will help protect the bedrais from scratches and so on. so that would probly be the way i would go. but if you do not choose to spray it on the bed rails you could also but the plastic or diamond plate alumminum bed rail covers and install them. they go on with double sided tape so there is no drilling into your truck. there is also kits you can buy to spray the liner in your self. either way you go that stuff takes a long time to dry so dont haul anything for a few days after it is done.
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Rhino Bed Caps
I have had Rhino-Liners in 3 of my trucks, and had "excellent" warranty's on all of them. I have had my last 2 trucks rhino over the bed caps, as it seems that they are always getting dinged up top. Recently my wife ordered me stainless bed caps for my newest truck, and I installed them over my bed caps w/ rhino on it, Unfortunatly you still see about 1/4 inch of rhino under the bed caps.
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p.s. $400.00 plus tax on my last truck to install the rhino!
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p.s. $400.00 plus tax on my last truck to install the rhino!
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I've got all the stuff for the bedliner spray in, have it 1/3rd in, had to stop due to bad weather over the summer and moving down here to college i don't have the room or the resources i needed to sand, clean, and spray with. Right now i've kept it under the rail, and it's looking good on what I've got done, can't wait until it gets warm again, taking the thing home and finishing it before it gets painted in the summer, wrecking a truck sucks, lol, but it does give you a reason to do certain things to it, had a drop in before the wreck, messed the liner up where it made contact so i've trashed it, plus it tore up the rails on the old bed.
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