1500 truck bed liner

[Spritle]

I second the BedRug. Only liner I've bought/put in three different trucks.

 

[mtt582]

I second the BedRug. Only liner I've bought/put in three different trucks.
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Any chance it will still fit like that after the LineX spray on?

 

[millerbjm]

Any chance it will still fit like that after the LineX spray on?

Yes - I've had a bedrug over a spray in liner and it still fits like a glove. You just want to indicate when ordering that you're installing over a spray-in so they include the adhesive promoter to get a good bond between the velcro backing and the spray liner. You can save $$ by just installing the bedrug mat with tailgate piece vs the full liner as well if you don't need the padding on the sidewalls.

 

[mtt582]

Yes - I've had a bedrug over a spray in liner and it still fits like a glove. You just want to indicate when ordering that you're installing over a spray-in so they include the adhesive promoter to get a good bond between the velcro backing and the spray liner. You can save $$ by just installing the bedrug mat with tailgate piece vs the full liner as well if you don't need the padding on the sidewalls.

Nice! How hard is the rug to clean. Do you shampoo it? Lol

 

[millerbjm]

Nice! How hard is the rug to clean. Do you shampoo it? Lol

I use a broom or shop vac mostly but if it gets really dirty a hose with a nozzle or a brush and soap will make it shiny again. Mine is mostly under a topper and protected but I've also hailed lots of leaves, mulch, sand and gravel with no issues.

 

[frisby5]

I put in a dualiner , i like it so far and i can take it out when i want to.

 

[Spritle]

I use a broom or shop vac mostly but if it gets really dirty a house with a nozzle or a brush and soap will make it shiny again. Mine is mostly under a topper and protected but I've also hailed lots of leaves, mulch, sand and gravel with no issues.

This. Also, if you're ever in a spot where it gets really bad, you can power wash it out. It's really durable.

 

[Loudram]

There are pros and cons to each type. For example if you drop something heavy in your bed (with a spray in liner) like rigid conduit or pipe it may dent the bed where as a drop in liner would protect the bed. It would have to be something heavy. These aren't Ford's, a dropped screwdriver won't dent the bed. But there is the possibility of rust under the drop in liner and things do slide around.

I have a drop in and it works fine for me. If I were to get a spray in I would definitely put a rubber bed mat over it on the bottom for dent protection.

 

[CatDaddy66]

I have the factory spray-in and to avoid dents and dings from dropping anything I purchased a Black Armor bed mat. The mat is 1/2" thick, recycled rubber and precision cut to the truck and also weighs about 90lbs so you don't have to worry about it blowing out.

 

[mtt582]

I actually just had it sprayed this afternoon. I may put something over this, maybe I’ll throw a rubber mat down if I know I’m going to be carrying something heavier than my usual stuff. I like the way it turned out though

 

[Jsvt3]

Just got a quote from lineX. It’s gunna be 660 for the premium. I park outside so I’ll probably need that uv protection. Anyone had any good or bad experiences with their lifetime warranty?

I just got a quote for LineX for the standard and it was 600. I think in my area, all the different spray in liners are roughly this price for standard.

 

[mtt582]

I just got a quote for LineX for the standard and it was 600. I think in my area, all the different spray in liners are roughly this price for standard.

I got the premium spray, after tax it was 690 and some change.

 

[CatDaddy66]

I actually just had it sprayed this afternoon. I may put something over this, maybe I’ll throw a rubber mat down if I know I’m going to be carrying something heavier than my usual stuff. I like the way it turned out though

Looks great, I would recommend a mat.