Hi,
What do you taco owners do for a bedliner?
I like the idea of the spray-on's, but I'm rough on the side rails of the bed. I'm concerned about over-the-rail bedliners 'cause they seem to rub thru the paint. Any win-win alternatives??
Ryan
Hi,
What do you taco owners do for a bedliner?
I like the idea of the spray-on's, but I'm rough on the side rails of the bed. I'm concerned about over-the-rail bedliners 'cause they seem to rub thru the paint. Any win-win alternatives??
Ryan
I have a plastic over the rail Toyota bedliner. I like it but it's really slippery & the top rails get "wavey"over time.
You might give some thought as to whether you intend to add any kind of top to the bed, like a cap, or one of the hard bed covers. ANY kind of bedliner might interfere with a proper water seal. I say *might* because I have no idea, which is why I bought the Toyota bedliner which does NOT cover the rail. But, I haven't chosen a "lid" for the thing yet.
herculiner it, then get drop-in. $$$ well spent for the best protection, and the good thing is, if the drop-in becomes crap after 4 or 5 years, you just yank it out and get a new one when ready to do so.
spray-ons can be very hard to fix and/or match after fixing.
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