Drop-in Plastic Bed liner
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Drop-in Plastic Bed liner
Someone knows if a company still make them for our truck?
I had no chance looking in all the company I know.
Or one from another truck might fit good in ours?
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I had no chance looking in all the company I know.
Or one from another truck might fit good in ours?
Thanks
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Everyone I've ever seen installed in a truck, unless it was a "bolted in" factory unit, eventually wears the paint off the bed surface and causes more rust.
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A spray on is very nice I know. But I don't know how many times I want to put my sled in there without destroying the liner. With some fresh carbide runners and a pinned track, It won't last long.
Snow is very easy to remove too with a plastic one.
There is allready an old spray liner in the bed. That will give a protection for the rust. And before I put the drop-in there, I'll rust proof the whole bed with oil.
I know 1981-1993 is the same model, but companies are not aware that dodge made trucks before 1994.
Has anyone tried one for a 2nd gen, or another brand of truck?
Snow is very easy to remove too with a plastic one.
There is allready an old spray liner in the bed. That will give a protection for the rust. And before I put the drop-in there, I'll rust proof the whole bed with oil.
I know 1981-1993 is the same model, but companies are not aware that dodge made trucks before 1994.
Has anyone tried one for a 2nd gen, or another brand of truck?
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A spray on is very nice I know. But I don't know how many times I want to put my sled in there without destroying the liner. With some fresh carbide runners and a pinned track, It won't last long.
Snow is very easy to remove too with a plastic one.
There is allready an old spray liner in the bed. That will give a protection for the rust. And before I put the drop-in there, I'll rust proof the whole bed with oil.
I know 1981-1993 is the same model, but companies are not aware that dodge made trucks before 1994.
Has anyone tried one for a 2nd gen, or another brand of truck?
Snow is very easy to remove too with a plastic one.
There is allready an old spray liner in the bed. That will give a protection for the rust. And before I put the drop-in there, I'll rust proof the whole bed with oil.
I know 1981-1993 is the same model, but companies are not aware that dodge made trucks before 1994.
Has anyone tried one for a 2nd gen, or another brand of truck?
http://www.penda.com/products-duraliner.html
I doubt the carbide skis will do anything, buddy has line-x and a snow machine fetish... it looks good as new. If you're really worried about it, toss a $20 sheet of chipboard in the back or plywood.
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My 93 D350 has a drop in plastic bed liner and the bed looks as new as the day it came out of the factory. The first 10 years it had a truck camper on it full time, then a B&W 5th wheel and now bumper pulling a horse trailer. I have witnessed no rubbing, rusting or water damage at all. 93 D350 LE auto, bone stock about 97,000 miles. Only mod, a $5,000 paint job last year. Location Northern Virginia and I will not drive it in the winter so no salt exposure.
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I bought a new one 2 months ago for my 1991..its a Ruggedliner brand made in Owosso Michigan. See ruggedliner.com. Paid about 170.00 or so. Says they sell internationally so maybe they have Canadian dealers. Its a thick bedliner with a raspy, non skid surface. In some cases a spray in liner doesnt cut it.
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The key is a good spray in liner, anything you can spray at home won't hold up anywhere near as well as a professionally done liner. I have armagaurd in my pickups and the carbides on my sled don't leave a mark
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I bought a new one 2 months ago for my 1991..its a Ruggedliner brand made in Owosso Michigan. See ruggedliner.com. Paid about 170.00 or so. Says they sell internationally so maybe they have Canadian dealers. Its a thick bedliner with a raspy, non skid surface. In some cases a spray in liner doesnt cut it.
It is universal, but the first gen is the only truck with those part number.
How is the fit? Around rails, front of bed, near tailgate, over wheel humps, ect?
Have you also got the tailgate pannel?
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