bed liner
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bed liner
I was looking into the options of a bedliner and was wondering if anyone has has any experience with the Duplicolor roll on stuff. Is it pretty durable? I've seen the rhino lining for $119, but the Duplicolor at autozone is about a third the price, but I dont want to waste my time and money if it going to peel or crack, or anything. I just want something that will cover up all the scratches in the bed. Thanks
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Even if you follow the instructions perfectly, you are liable to get a so-so job. The stuff is almost impossible use correctly without perfect weather conditions, it either dries too quickly or too slowly, the end result is too thin, it peels, it offers little real protection to the bed, etc. A properly installed profession lining is up to 3 times as thick, adheres better, looks better, and lasts the life of the truck. Personally it is was me, I would get it done right. I've been around long enough to have learned that every time I try to go the cheap route it bites me eventually.
