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If it is a classic truck being used for light work, I would make the bed fairly perfect, spray in a colored liner, then drop in a drop in liner to protect the spray in liner and to prevent rips and tears. You should put weep/drainage holes at the front of the bed so water under the liner can escape.
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Spray-in
Line-X dealer:
Maybe you should consider a spray-in that meets your needs. Line-X offers a liner that will hold up to commercial use, looks good, and can now be color coded with a Dupont Kevlar paint for premium looks.
Good Luck!
Maybe you should consider a spray-in that meets your needs. Line-X offers a liner that will hold up to commercial use, looks good, and can now be color coded with a Dupont Kevlar paint for premium looks.
Good Luck!
Originally Posted by rebocardo
If it is a classic truck being used for light work, I would make the bed fairly perfect, spray in a colored liner, then drop in a drop in liner to protect the spray in liner and to prevent rips and tears. You should put weep/drainage holes at the front of the bed so water under the liner can escape.
