Your favorite bed liner?
Your favorite bed liner?
So folks, before I shell out $400 for a new Line-X liner, I thought I'd get your decisive opinions on what your favorite bed liners are. Maybe you can help change my mind.
My favorite liner is the Line-X liners. I love their rugged abilities, but they only excell for work related use in my opinion. They aren't very practical for sleeping on or sitting on while camping. I don't know of an easy fix for that either besides a piece of plywood...
Your turn.
My favorite liner is the Line-X liners. I love their rugged abilities, but they only excell for work related use in my opinion. They aren't very practical for sleeping on or sitting on while camping. I don't know of an easy fix for that either besides a piece of plywood...
Your turn.
Line-x here!
I have had it for 2.5 yrs and no signs of wear.
If I had to do it all over - I would get the Line-x again.
As far as sleeping in the bed or sitting while camping... buy a $20 dollar air mattress.
I have had it for 2.5 yrs and no signs of wear.
If I had to do it all over - I would get the Line-x again.
As far as sleeping in the bed or sitting while camping... buy a $20 dollar air mattress.
Originally Posted by ford2004F150
Line-x here!
I have had it for 2.5 yrs and no signs of wear.
If I had to do it all over - I would get the Line-x again.
As far as sleeping in the bed or sitting while camping... buy a $20 dollar air mattress.
I have had it for 2.5 yrs and no signs of wear.
If I had to do it all over - I would get the Line-x again.
As far as sleeping in the bed or sitting while camping... buy a $20 dollar air mattress.
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I have had both the Bedrug and the Linex. The Linex was in my 2002 F150 and I thought it was a great product. Extremely durable and it definitely protects from scratches in the bed. Of course, to apply the spray-on liner, the truck bed has to be scuffed and the liner is then permanent.
I decided to try the bedrug on my 2005 after reading so many positive reviews on here. It is a great product and also protects the bed from scratches. It probably works better at protecting the truck bed as it has a layer of foam padding on the bottom. I don't have a bed cover or a topper and my bedrug is exposed to the weather at all times since my truck is not garaged. It is in great shape and I think I would probably go that way again.
I decided to try the bedrug on my 2005 after reading so many positive reviews on here. It is a great product and also protects the bed from scratches. It probably works better at protecting the truck bed as it has a layer of foam padding on the bottom. I don't have a bed cover or a topper and my bedrug is exposed to the weather at all times since my truck is not garaged. It is in great shape and I think I would probably go that way again.
here's a question since we're on the topic:
don't drop in liners run the risk of moisture being trapped between the bed and the liner? that's a BIG turn off for me. my dad has an OEM liner, but i'm trying to convince him to go spray in. he has no use for a rug.
don't drop in liners run the risk of moisture being trapped between the bed and the liner? that's a BIG turn off for me. my dad has an OEM liner, but i'm trying to convince him to go spray in. he has no use for a rug.
I have a SuperLiner spray on liner and love it.
Yes, the drop-ins to tend to trap dirt and moisture between the liner and the bed and can cause rust to form. Spray on is definitely the way to go.
Yes, the drop-ins to tend to trap dirt and moisture between the liner and the bed and can cause rust to form. Spray on is definitely the way to go.



