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Old 01-07-2007, 09:09 PM
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Truck cap / spray in liner

Howdy,

Looking for some advice... I am ordering a Leer cap 100XQ for the mega cab and was going to get a spray in liner too...

My question is, if I get the liner sprayed above the rail, will it show when the cap is on ??? Or is their enough overhang/contour of the cap to hide it?

If I get the spray in below the rail, I was wondering if I would end up scratching the top rail when I remove/re install the cap over the summer months as I will end up taking it off every so often to haul stuff...

Help.

Also, I have had a Line-X liner before on my Ford and served me well, other than it fading pretty bad. I dont really like Rhino, is there any other ones people recommend ???

CHEERS!
Old 01-07-2007, 09:11 PM
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It depends on the dealer and what you want them to do. The liner can be spray anyway and anywhere you want.
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shouldnt be any problem(this is one of that caps that clamps on right?) and is probly a good idea since those caps will usually scratch your paint eventually.
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Yeah, I know the spray in liner shop will spray where ever I tell them, I was just wondering if the cap does indeed cover that area completely if it is sprayed ( I never owned a Leer cap before and was hoping someone knew for sure).

3500lly - yeah its a clamp on.

Keep the info flowing !
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I would put the cap on first to see where it sits. Make a mark yourself and have them spray a hair behind that point so it would cover it all up.
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I have black Line-X and brilliant black cap and truck.. I had them spray the over the top rail just a tad over the top edge radius. If you look hard you notice it other wise it's mostly invisible. 1/4" over/past the radius. Looks like a shadow of the cap edge
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Check out my gallery. I have an over the rail rhino liner with a Leer Cap.
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Roof....I have the 100xq on mine. If your truck is not black and you go over the rail with the liner it will show from the outside. With this shell there is no reason to go over the rail because the inside lip of the shell itself sits inside the frame rail of the truck. You can't even see it, it's covered. I'll try to take a pic and show ya.
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Sweet,,thanks for the info.... I have a mineral grey color on my truck... Actually I feel kind of stupid for not thinking about the option bdewey mentioned.

I'm probally going to order one this week...
Is this price good... 100XQ - $1539.00 installed (comes with front slider window option)

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If you get LINE-X with Xtra or Ultra Shield, you won't have fading problems. If you decide to get a bedliner over the rails, the dealer can put the edge anywhere you want it.

Here's LINE-X with black Xtra. It resists fading and loss of gloss:
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Nice looking job... how much extra is it for the fading protection, etc ?

I am going to shop around my area and see the price difference.
My buddy has what I think is called "dura flex" ??? It appears to be more rubbery than the line X, but his has held up great and he abuses the bed alot with heavy objects/rocks, etc...

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That's about right. I think I paid right at 1400 but that was several years ago. Here's some pics.....




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Originally Posted by ROOFGOOF
Nice looking job... how much extra is it for the fading protection, etc ?

I am going to shop around my area and see the price difference.
My buddy has what I think is called "dura flex" ??? It appears to be more rubbery than the line X, but his has held up great and he abuses the bed alot with heavy objects/rocks, etc...

Cheers!
Dealer prices will vary, check with your local dealer. I'm not familiar with Duraflex, so I can't give you any feedback about it.

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Here is a picture of the gap between my Leer 100XL topper and the bed rail. As long as you stay on the flat top of the rail and don't go over the edge, it shoud not be too visible, but you could still see it.

My last truck, I went over the edge and you could just see the edge. On this one, I did not go over the edge. keep in mind the spray in liner will lift the topper 1-2mm and enlarge the gap between the topper and bed rail.

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The more I think about it... I may just do under the rail spray in liner.... I'll take extra care installing / removing the cap during the summer... Since my truck is mineral grey, I dont want to increase the space nor do I want a different color sneaking out between the cap and the bed... going for the SUV look with the 100 XQ.

Thanks guys for the pics / info. I'll probally order the cap this week.

Cheers!
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