Spray in Bedliner
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I had mine done at Boyd's Autobody in North Battleford and they did a real nice job. I'm not sure what make of liner they used but it seems very good. I believe the cost of the liner and to repair a windshield chip was almost $500. The truck was there most of the day but they also wanted it there for that long to let it dry.
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I made a guy two brackets that he supplied the steel for and got mine. Think the material is about $50 plus masking supplies and the gun to spray it. If you look in the tutorial section of FTE there is a couple that put a liner into their Ranger, they rolled it on, actually looked pretty good.
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Originally Posted by 96sherm
500?? whoa i think you got a good deal. the $$'s i've heard are in the 750-1000 range, but that may be wrong.
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I'm not sure I want to take the new truck and start with a roller in the box just yet. Maybe I could do one of the old ones first to see how it works. I saw one add on here somewhere and the stuff was about $100 US plus shipping. But you think I can find the website again.
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No I'm still at work. It should be ready when I get back on the 24th I fly home in the morning then off to the dealer to pick it up. And its not white. After working up here just to many white trucks.
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I have had four Line-X liners and probably wouldnt get anything else - I prefer the finer texture and the consistent texture of the stuff. My brother has a spray in liner of some other type (I know the name but just cant recall). Its a bit thicker as well as a rougher texture but it appears to be wearing well. This liner was in his when he bought it otherwise I am sure he would have got the Line-X as well. In a new truck, I think this professionally applied stuff is the way to go, but like mentioned, in an older truck I might experiment some with the cheaper apply-it-yourself stuff.
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Originally Posted by Duncan10
And its not white. After working up here just to many white trucks.
What is the colour?
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Blue with the Silver on the bottom. Didn't get from Merlin though. Looked there then went to Jubilee. The one I took from Merlin for a test drive had a shake in the front end. Then the salesmen just didn't seem to be able to spend the time with us. Said didn't have the truck I wanted and said we can get it in from somewhere else but would cost me $800 or so for shipping. So I left.