DIY bedliners
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I am thinking the same thing. There are a lot of good discussions in the bedliner section about the brush on bed liners. I think there is a link in there somewhere to f150world that goes through the project.
Let us know how it comes out.
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Supercrew 4x4 Lariat
Solid Black , 5.4 Triton, 3.55 Limited Slip, 6750# GVWR Package, Skid Plates, Moon Roof, Sliding Rear Window, Trailer Tow - Class III, Cargo Cage, Grey Leather Captains Chairs, 6-Disc CD Changer
Mods:
305/70/16 Goodyear ATS
American Racing Atlas 16x8
Chrome Westin Steps
Flowmaster, Delta Flow 50 SI/DO
Cranked Torsion Bars 1"
Mobil 1 @ 1,000 miles
Planned:
Toneau Cover
Expedition Console Mod.
Another great Ford truck site -www.fseries.com
Truck Pictures
Let us know how it comes out.
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Supercrew 4x4 Lariat
Solid Black , 5.4 Triton, 3.55 Limited Slip, 6750# GVWR Package, Skid Plates, Moon Roof, Sliding Rear Window, Trailer Tow - Class III, Cargo Cage, Grey Leather Captains Chairs, 6-Disc CD Changer
Mods:
305/70/16 Goodyear ATS
American Racing Atlas 16x8
Chrome Westin Steps
Flowmaster, Delta Flow 50 SI/DO
Cranked Torsion Bars 1"
Mobil 1 @ 1,000 miles
Planned:
Toneau Cover
Expedition Console Mod.
Another great Ford truck site -www.fseries.com
Truck Pictures
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I did a herculiner in my truck. I can take some pics if you like. It's already had several loads of wood, mulch and dirt, so it's a little dirty. But it's holding up just fine. I did one in my 2000 taco and it held up fine. One gallon was able to put on 3 coats. As long as you take your time doing the prep (Very Important) then you won't have any issues. How I look at it, if it gets scratched and torn then I'll spend $20-$30 to buy a quart and touch it up after time.
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There are some new liners out now, I wonder if they are any better? They advertise them as tough as nails etc
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