wegasque
Ram Guru
I saw this in the manual. I've never heard of Bedliner Conditioner. Anybody ever use this? I've always just used soap and water and a long handled brush to clean my bedliner.
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Bedliner Conditioner?
- Thread starter wegasque
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Darksteel165
Legendary member
Do you have a cover on your truck?
If so there's no point.
If you didn't have a cover I guess you could put some kind of sealant on it every once in a while but there probably still would be no point imo.
I have stained mine on previous trucks after it gets dirty if it sits for 6 months or so, but what wouldn't get stained sitting after dirt being on it for months.
If so there's no point.
If you didn't have a cover I guess you could put some kind of sealant on it every once in a while but there probably still would be no point imo.
I have stained mine on previous trucks after it gets dirty if it sits for 6 months or so, but what wouldn't get stained sitting after dirt being on it for months.
wegasque
Ram Guru
Yes I have Diamondback cover. I had never heard of bedliner conditioner so thought I would ask if anyone else has.
Darksteel165
Legendary member
Like most materials they can fade or stain due to the sun. With a cover there is no reason to use anything like this.
Even paint will fade eventually which is why we wash and wax etc to prolong how long it takes to get damaged and start to stain/fade ad the clearcoat dissolves from the outside.
Even paint will fade eventually which is why we wash and wax etc to prolong how long it takes to get damaged and start to stain/fade ad the clearcoat dissolves from the outside.
