Bed Liner Needed!!!!!!
02-23-2007, 08:30 PM
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Bed Liner Needed!!!!!!
I'm in need of a bedliner for my brother's new 06 1500 Long Wheel Base Truck. Anywhere close to NC and I will come get it! PM me with the price please, or contact me at Cell: 1-336-225-2784, or Email at jeremy.brown1@wachovia.com! Thanks
02-23-2007, 10:25 PM
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if you haul anything heavy or if anything is dropped it still will dent the box. I went with a 3/4 fir plywood liner. The nice think about it is when I go to sell the truck, pull out the old liner and the box is like new.
I have had spray in liners as well, and they are a very good product, so I guess it all depends on how you use your truck.
I have had spray in liners as well, and they are a very good product, so I guess it all depends on how you use your truck.
02-23-2007, 11:04 PM
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Well he needs a bed liner and soes not want to spend the $$$$ on a spray-in liner. I have priced a new one from the dealer for $275, which is less than half of a LWB Line-X job. If there is anyone within 200 miles please let me know. Zip is 27295 in Lexington, NC! Call my Cell phone # this weekend if you have one. Thanks, JB
02-24-2007, 08:05 AM
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Why not go with herculiner. It's much better than a drop in liner. And only cost in the 100.00 neighbor hood. If you do go this way the most important thing is to do a good prep job.
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02-24-2007, 05:48 PM
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If he absolutely does not want the spray in liner, he should still go to the nearest spray in liner dealer (does not matter which one) because they remove the drop ins all the time and will usually give them to people so they don't have to dispose of them. They will first try to sell you the spray in, but just tell them it is for an old ratty pick up and not worth the money. 
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If he absolutely does not want the spray in liner, he should still go to the nearest spray in liner dealer (does not matter which one) because they remove the drop ins all the time and will usually give them to people so they don't have to dispose of them. They will first try to sell you the spray in, but just tell them it is for an old ratty pick up and not worth the money.
Try a local LineX shop. The shop that sprayed my bed a month or so ago had at least 15 or more stacked in one corner.
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If he absolutely does not want the spray in liner, he should still go to the nearest spray in liner dealer (does not matter which one) because they remove the drop ins all the time and will usually give them to people so they don't have to dispose of them. They will first try to sell you the spray in, but just tell them it is for an old ratty pick up and not worth the money.
