Bed Rug question...
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Bed Rug question...
I am considering a bed rug but i don't know much about them.
Cost? From where?
Do they get dirty if you haul "stuff" in there?
Easy to clean?
Easy to install?
My other thought is going with a spray in bedliner. I know, they're completely different but...
Anyone have a good pic of their bed rug?
Cost? From where?
Do they get dirty if you haul "stuff" in there?
Easy to clean?
Easy to install?
My other thought is going with a spray in bedliner. I know, they're completely different but...
Anyone have a good pic of their bed rug?
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mine was $288 from some place online, all I remember it had 'tnt' and '.com' in the address.
Yes they get dirty.
Very easy to clean.
Easy to install, except final loop on the zipper is a pain, I just ignored it.
Go with the bedrug, it's the best. Besides it's comfortable for those cool day summertime naps
Yes they get dirty.
Very easy to clean.
Easy to install, except final loop on the zipper is a pain, I just ignored it.
Go with the bedrug, it's the best. Besides it's comfortable for those cool day summertime naps
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yes, use a vacuum cleaner or shopvac
yes, see above
yes, but take your time.
Bob
yes, use a vacuum cleaner or shopvac
yes, see above
yes, but take your time.
Bob
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I was considering the BedRug as well. That's a great pic of the liner, Speedin Bob! I was avoiding a spray in liner such as a Rhino Liner or a Toff mainly because I wasn't sure if it would affect resale value. 
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I think a spray-in would increase value, i can't imagine NOT wanting something like the spray-in or rug. I would think the spray-in would be more durable and easier to clean but at this point it's a toss up for me. Price seems to be about the same?.?
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If you are hauling manure, topsoil and 2X4's go with the spray liner.
That's good! But i usually only haul that when i'm taking my Lightning off road or rock climbing...
Then, you're a ferfect candidate for a spray liner.
That's good! But i usually only haul that when i'm taking my Lightning off road or rock climbing...
Then, you're a ferfect candidate for a spray liner.
