Bed liner

Dezzle · Mar 21, 2017

Ok fellas looking for some input on what type of bed liner to get...Iv gotten some info from my buddies and what not but what do you prefer? Spray in or plastic liners? Which in your opinion is better? Looking to get one within the next few weeks I know the price difference is pretty big

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RR7_905RAM · Mar 21, 2017

I have the spray on liner and would recommend it over the drop in liner.

It doesn't scratch the paint but protects it. The drop in takes up some space(not much) but spray on takes no space.Spray in is the perfect fit. No vibration or noise. No fading,cracking or warping. Looks better. Better resale value!

bhonshell37 · Mar 21, 2017

Spray in only

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barr0208 · Mar 21, 2017

have factory spray in love it would never use a plastic liner again.

RumRunner · Mar 21, 2017

Line-x spray liner if aftermarket. Have had on last 2 trucks before this one. Current has factory spray liner. Have had plastic drop in liners in the past, will never go back to one.

Hbrichman · Mar 21, 2017

I have spray in aswell on my 2014 and it's worked excellent so far. Would definitely have to agree with the others and say spray in for sure.

Burla · Mar 21, 2017

Drop ins are great for protecting heavy loads, but trap moisture. Best thing ever get lineX, if by chance you want a plastic liner or bed rug after that, whatever. I've ran many bedliners, I've ran LineX 3 times will never run anything else. But I also will get a bed rug for the top of my lineX when I get around to it.

ExpressRules · Mar 21, 2017

Every time this question comes up in the forum (which seems to be often) I always say the same thing so I will do so again, get a BedRug. https://tonneaufactoryoutlet.com/bedrug.html

Rado · Mar 21, 2017

My 2 cents! I had to remove my drop in bed liner to get a bolt I dropped when installing my Head Ache Rack.. It sucked getting it out BUT glad I did take it out. Alot of dirt/dust under it and hay,! Previous owner hauled some hay and that was also under the cover. Washed the bed and will get Spray in soon.
So like others have said the Plastic drop in can scratch the bed ( mine not bad) moisture not a issue for me, BUT if I were to stay with the plastic liner I would add the rubber bed mat first

Dezzle · Mar 22, 2017

Awesome thanks for the input everyone just bought a tonneau cover and yes the moisture getting under the plastic liner was my main concern living in N.E. Ohio weather seems to be more ****** than nice lol

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develand · Mar 22, 2017

Line-x here.

NOcasio7 · Mar 22, 2017

I did the cheap spray can spray in liners and I do like it. I dont recommend the cheap stuff but spending the extra money and getting the good stuff... not sure what the good stuff is. I am a do it myselfer and dont want to bring it to a shop to have line-x put in. Anyone that has done it themselves, what did you use?

the dutch touch · Apr 1, 2017

I got a Bullet Liner in my truck, awesome quality and has stood strong for 2 years now.
The reason I went with Bullet Liner is because there is a dealer right down the road from me, and if you want to colour match they provide that option as well.

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the dutch touch · Apr 2, 2017

NOcasio7 said:
I did the cheap spray can spray in liners and I do like it. I dont recommend the cheap stuff but spending the extra money and getting the good stuff... not sure what the good stuff is. I am a do it myselfer and dont want to bring it to a shop to have line-x put in. Anyone that has done it themselves, what did you use?

With my buddy's jeep, we tore out the interior carpet and used a kit he got from amazon to spray the whole interior.
It sprayed on nice and has been in there for 4 years and still holding up well and it's a daily driver.

https://www.amazon.com/U-POL-Tintable-TRUCK-LINER-COATING-Bedliner/dp/B002M0S9AE

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NOcasio7 · Apr 3, 2017

the dutch touch said:
With my buddy's jeep, we tore out the interior carpet and used a kit he got from amazon to spray the whole interior.
It sprayed on nice and has been in there for 4 years and still holding up well and it's a daily driver.

https://www.amazon.com/U-POL-Tintable-TRUCK-LINER-COATING-Bedliner/dp/B002M0S9AE

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AWESOME. for that price I will definitely give it a shot.

Dezzle · Apr 4, 2017

Was it a ***** to spray in??

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ocwill1 · Apr 4, 2017

Line-x, and in one of my trucks I added the bedrug mat, which was just the bottom portion. Made it nicer to move around in the bed without the ridges tearing up your knees. It attaches with very strong velcro, and easy to take in and out for dirty loads...

BedRug Truck Bed Mat for Trucks with Existing Spray-In Liner BedRug - Next Generation Bedliner

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