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September 30th, 2009, 8:54 AM

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snowbabe255

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Originally Posted by will

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

check out dualliner.com they have what you want

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September 30th, 2009, 11:02 AM

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Yes,nauticstar87,

Proprietary control of the product, and low cost does make the Roll-on attractive at times.

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April 27th, 2020, 11:21 AM

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Nehaa Ahujaa

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DPS brings a spray bedliner TOFF that is UV stabilized and perfectly designed for bed liner truck body as well as the rear bedliner truck cover and the bottom of the trunk. It is the best dual bed liner and UB stabilized. It is made for truck bed coatings. https://dpsdealers.com/category/spray-bedliner-toff

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Originally Posted by therewolf

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