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Old 12-16-2005, 11:14 AM
Bryndon Bryndon is offline
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Wisconsin
Vehicle: 2005 Ford F150
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Your friendly neighborhood DualComp man

Do not worry, never fear, the DualComp man is finally here...

Sorry, couldn't resist racing to the rescue. And dropping in the superhero references!

If you search the forum, you'll find a lot of posts about bedliners in general. After 28 years driving pick ups, I found the DualComp liner. Tried every type of bedliner over the years:

Mats were great for non-skid and floor dent protection - wheelwells always got hammered.

Thought the drop-in was the cure, no dents - scuffs the paint and the first time your cargo tries to come into the cab through the back window... you've all been there.

BedRug - lasted a couple months before I tore it up.

Spray-ins looked really nice - no dent protection and I gouged and peeled them all, and most of them are as slippery as the spray-ins.

Then I found DualComp. It worked so well, I hunted down the owner and joined the team!

Idea is simple, think about a tire and wheel - they aren't the same material, because there isn't one material that works for the whole package. DualComp is the same way. You need dent and skid resistance on the floor, the rubber mat does both better than anything else. On the sidewalls, you need dent protection, and to lose minimal space, this is a great place for hard polyethylene.

As a side note, we are giving the DualComp bedliner a brand name, DualLiner. We always have to explain that DualComp stands for Dual Compostion... at least with DualLiner most guys will get the idea to look in the bed!

Please feel free to ask any more questions, happy to help you (and anyone else out).
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