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I have the bed rail and thought about this situation for either the Dual liner or Bedrug. Buy 8 what I believe is 6mm bolts or screw and snip off the heads, screw them in and put up the bed rug and hopefully that will give your indicator than do the other side. I do not have a Bedrug or a Dual Liner yet to try it out.Another Bedrug fan here. My only complaint is that now I'm contemplating adding some sort of side rail system, and the factory holes are hidden behind the Bedrug, I'm thinking it's going to be a nightmare to try and get things lined up properly...
That's why I have the Bedrug mat. Makes it easier on the knees for crawling around in the bed. Also stops the spray in liner from wearing on things as they slide around (like golf bags). I don't have it on the tailgate.
When i installed mine the front wall of the bed does not lay flat (even though i flattened before install) any tips for getting the lumps out?
All of mine were installed while I lived in Florida and I would zip it together and get it into the bed of the truck without using the Velcro. Then I'd let it sit in the sun for a few hours to relax. Then I'd go back and "permanently" install it with the Velcro. Never had any lumps or bumps
I installed mine in winter after keeping it in a temp controlled space for a couple of days. In truth, there are still a few small bumps, but not enough to bother me. The velcro placement took most of them out.
This is what I have and honestly I love it. It's weird, because you can slide stuff into the bed a lot easier than with just the spray on bedliner, but once you put something in it doesn't slide around like on the bedliner.
no issues, though need a bit more force to make sure the tailgate is latched.
