If you are hauling rocks and dirt, the spray in bedliner is the way to go. If you are hauling items like antique furniture or things than can get scratched, I recommend the BedRug. With the right cover, it is just like have a huge trunk in the back of your truck. My cover folds out of the way to haul tall items, but stays closed most of the time.



KR-Texas

 

Does your "fold-up" cover leak when it rains?
I've got a "roll-n-Lock" and it leaks more than my sailboats ports!

 

Question, what ever happened to the the Dual Liner fan club?

 

I have the Fold-a-Cover G4 Elite and it does a good job of keeping the water out of the bed. It has rubber seals all the way around and a rubber strip across each seam where it folds. The back has a rubber flap that presses down on the top of the tailgate. I have driven the truck through several hard rain storms and only had a very little bit of water near the tail gate on two occasions. The bed does not get wet when I wash the truck, but I am careful not to drench the top. I will defintitely buy another folding cover in the future.

I had a roll-n-lock on my F250 in 2001 and it leaked just about every time it got wet. I liked the look, but I did not like the water and the big holding compartment at the front of the bed. I sold it to my brother-in-law and bought a full-size SnugTop to carry more things when I was traveling.

The best low profile top I had for water was the SnugLid by SnugTop. It fit my 2006 F150 King Ranch perfectly and it never once let water in the bed during the two years I owned it. It was a solid fiberglass top, so it did not work well for hauling tall items in the bed. It was very heavy, so I never removed it as others have done.

KR-Texas

 

I've got a plastic liner you can have. PM me if you want it. In fact, I'll give you 3 dollars to take it