Hello my father wants me to find out if it is better to have them put in by bodyshop or some thing or if it is just as easy to do it himself he has a F250 long bed and what is the best spray in liner?

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1995 Ford F150 XLT Regcab long bed 5.0

Soon to be mods:
Ram air
Super chip
Gibson exhaust
Soft tonneau
and new paint job.

When your 16 and get your fathers old truck you always want to drive his 2001 F250

 

You Dad can go cheap and buy stuff at Walmart or PepBoys and do it himself. But he's gonna get what he pays for, y'know?
If he's going to keep the truck awhile, then I'd let a certified installer do it. Most spray-in's are done by franchises, not body shops. And even then, spray liners vary. For example, Line-X is applied hot under tremendous pressure. Rhino Liner is applied cold. Casually reading other posts here should show you that most fellas here seem to prefer the Line-X.

 

thanks for your imput he is looking into the line-x and yes he will bekeeping this truck for a long time.

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1995 Ford F150 XLT Regcab long bed 5.0

Soon to be mods:
Ram air
Super chip
Gibson exhaust
Soft tonneau
and new paint job.

When your 16 and get your fathers old truck you always want to drive his 2001 F250

 

quickdraw.f150online.net for pics of the bedliner

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