Question for you experts! Rhino AND Bedrug..

[KPCREW]

I have a bed rug, through a new partnership with a new company, I have the opportunity to get a Rhino liner sprayed in for free. Will my bedrug (which I love) still fit after the rhino liner tuff grip application. Why would I keep both? just want to ensure rust protection for the bed under the bed rug, and shoot... I think it would be the best of both worlds, plus I don't think you can get an opportunity like this often... just want to make sure my bed rug will still work! Thanks for your input

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[TruckGasm]

Yea, it will still work. The Bedrug won't fit perfectly, but it will work. There have been others that chose to have a spray-on bedliner and a Bedrug. Anyway, you're gonna need that Bedrug to cover up the Rhino

You will have to glue the Velcro strips to the Rhino, I suggest you use 3M Emblem Adhesive, available at PEP Boys.

Personally, I think it's a little silly to have both a spray-on and a Bedrug, but, "different strokes for different folks".

[BlueFlareside]

That's kind of like wearing underwear under a diaper.

[KPCREW]

thanks for the thoughts.. I was just thinking it would be great to take advantage of this opportunity.

[Bluejay]

Originally Posted by KPCREW

thanks for the thoughts.. I was just thinking it would be great to take advantage of this opportunity.

Get the Rhino and sell the Bedrug, if you really want to take advantage.

[SL3820]

When you say Rhino are you talking their Tuff Grip or Hardline stuff(both suck anyways IMO).

[TruckGasm]

...or is it the old low pressure Tuff Stuff. Rhino does not advertise it but they are still selling it. I've personally seen it. I'm guessing that Rhino dealers that cannot afford a new machine (which they have to buy) to spray Tuff Grip or Hardline are still spraying Tuff Stuff, which I don't care what brand it is, but the low pressure 100% polyurethane bedliners (Tuff Stuff) are sort of outdated now.