Pickup truck bed liner - Page 2

**schoeney** · 03-12-2015, 08:39 AM

If my truck had not come with the spray in I would have gone the rubber mat route. Had one in a prevous pick up. Worked out fine. Just gotta clean under them once in awhile.

**Top Cat** · 03-12-2015, 10:33 AM

I didn't read this whole post so...........
I had a rubber mat in one of my previous trucks and didn't like the fact it would roll up or crimp together at times while loading things in the box.
I have drop in liner on the truck I have now that came with it. It is not a good fit and I think stuff gets underneath it.
I think a spray in liner would be the way to go.

**cnc** · 03-12-2015, 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Top Cat

I didn't read this whole post so...........
I had a rubber mat in one of my previous trucks and didn't like the fact it would roll up or crimp together at times while loading things in the box.
I have drop in liner on the truck I have now that came with it. It is not a good fit and I think stuff gets underneath it.
I think a spray in liner would be the way to go.

Must have been a light mat Tim. Mine stays put unless I try to drag instead of lift something heavy like a fridge, but it is at least a 1/4 thick fits tight around the wheel wells and weighs quite a bit.

**BigRed** · 03-13-2015, 06:32 PM

I got a quote for a Line-X liner and it came in just shy of $800. After much consideration and more research I've decided to go with a DualLiner. I like the look of the liner. I also like the ease of install and the fact that I can remove it unlike a spray-on liner. Not to mention that it cost me less than half of what Line-X costs. Now I can take the leftover money and buy a Tonneau cover.

**HwyRider** · 03-13-2015, 07:14 PM

Didn't your truck have a Tonneau cover on it when we were out having lunch?

george james · 03-14-2015, 10:14 AM

I have spray in liner and a 4x8' mat so stuff stays put.

03-12-2015, 08:39 AM	#16
schoeney Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NW Region Posts: 5,222	If my truck had not come with the spray in I would have gone the rubber mat route. Had one in a prevous pick up. Worked out fine. Just gotta clean under them once in awhile. __________________ VBA #659 2003 Nomad 1500 (Gone but never forgotten) 2005 Honda ST1300 - Sweet and still kickin 2006 Honda Goldwing - Best Boat in the Marina Login or Register to Remove Ads
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03-12-2015, 10:33 AM	#17
Top Cat Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Peoples Republic of New York State Posts: 15,154	I didn't read this whole post so........... I had a rubber mat in one of my previous trucks and didn't like the fact it would roll up or crimp together at times while loading things in the box. I have drop in liner on the truck I have now that came with it. It is not a good fit and I think stuff gets underneath it. I think a spray in liner would be the way to go. __________________ Tim "TC" Conley VBA #9 2011 Victory Kingpin mine 2013 Victory Boardwalk -hers [LEFT][COLOR=#000000] [SIZE=4]
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03-13-2015, 06:32 PM	#19
BigRed Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Central Massachusetts Posts: 765	I got a quote for a Line-X liner and it came in just shy of $800. After much consideration and more research I've decided to go with a DualLiner. I like the look of the liner. I also like the ease of install and the fact that I can remove it unlike a spray-on liner. Not to mention that it cost me less than half of what Line-X costs. Now I can take the leftover money and buy a Tonneau cover. __________________ VBA #02996 2008 Kawasaki Vulcan 1600 Nomad
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03-13-2015, 07:14 PM	#20
HwyRider Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: South Shore, MA Posts: 4,629	Didn't your truck have a Tonneau cover on it when we were out having lunch? __________________ VBA # 02424 VROC # 35971 2010 Nomad 1700 Metallic Diablo Black/Metallic Titanium Login or Register to Remove Ads
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03-14-2015, 10:14 AM	#21
george james Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: eastern nc Posts: 308	I have spray in liner and a 4x8' mat so stuff stays put.
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