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September 23rd, 2009 | 11:52 PM
#41
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spray on bedliner
I had bad experience with drop in liner quality
1 Not durable
2 Not UV protected
3 Colour fade and peeled problem
4 Not warranty
etc.etc...........
I have spray on bedliner and I am fully satisfied</pre>
September 24th, 2009 | 2:18 PM
#42
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Yet, somehow, despite your being satisfied, some people want to spend one tenth as much, get minimal protection, and have proprietary control over the project.
EVEN THOUGH you're satisfied...
...go figure
EVEN THOUGH you're satisfied...
...go figure
September 25th, 2009 | 8:13 AM
#43
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Just got a new dually long box. I want to keep the paint looking good so I plane on getting a bed liner of some kind. I would prefer a drop in liner over a spray cause you cannot take the spray liner out if you want and also you can never get the painted factory finish back if you have a sprayed liner. What liner would you recommend. I need something very heavy duty cause rocks etc will be dropped on it. Best thing I can find is something like this http://www.gmgoodwrench.com/accessor...6_SIL_BLA&sid=
Any other suggestions or opinions? Thanks
Any other suggestions or opinions? Thanks
Look at dualiner.com though they can be a little pricey you never have to worry about losing money on your truck because of a damaged bed. But all of them can be pricey plus this you can install on your own
September 25th, 2009 | 6:30 PM
#46
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Because the first thing I was thinking when I got my spray -in was "I think I'll spend 400.$ on a bedliner NOW on the off-chance that it'll protect @150$ worth of the resale on my truck years down the road.."
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September 29th, 2009 | 4:46 AM
#48
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spray on bedliner
I have a spray in bed liner (Qwikliner), and have been very happy with it,Spray in.......... very nice, durable, doesn't fade, good looks, you can actually dump a load of rip-raff on it.
Roll in.......... looks ok, fades yearly, is a PITA when half of it peals and flakes and you have to remove it to get a spray in.<o
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Roll in.......... looks ok, fades yearly, is a PITA when half of it peals and flakes and you have to remove it to get a spray in.<o
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September 29th, 2009 | 4:20 PM
#49
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Roll-ins are a fraction of the cost. Hard to compare apple/orange quality when you're buying only oranges.
Long story short(even though a new parrot pops on a bi-weekly basis) there wouldn't be a market for the Roll-ons if people weren't finding them useful.
Long story short(even though a new parrot pops on a bi-weekly basis) there wouldn't be a market for the Roll-ons if people weren't finding them useful.
