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spray on bedliner vs roll on bedliner
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Posted: 09/15/09 10:38 PM
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Which one is better spray on bedliner or roll on bedliner.I have spray on bedliner and it works well.
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mpayne
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Posted: 09/16/09 01:11 PM
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Don't really know. I had a roll on bed liner on my Ford Ranger and I was pleased with it. I was thinking about going with a spray on but heard they can crack and chip so I never did it.
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Posted: 09/25/09 01:09 AM
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Roll on bedliner quality 1 Not durable 2 Not UV protected 3 Colour fade and peeled problem 4 Not warranty etc.etc...........
I have spray on bedliner and I am fully satisfied
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mpayne
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Posted: 09/25/09 08:39 AM
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I had a roll on for 6 years on my truck. It never faded or peeled and was durable as hell. I threw everything in my bed with no problem at all. I have seen spray ons crack and chip away.
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Posted: 11/09/09 03:07 PM
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Surface prep is the root of all evil.
1st time I ever put bed liner on I cleaned the surface with only soap and water. I didn't just swish it around, I did scrub it clean. Yet within months it began to chip and peel. So I broke out the steam cleaner and blasted it all back off.
Broke the paint glaze with a scotchbright pad, wiped it down with thinner then rolled it on again. Six plus years later the truck looks beat but the bed liner still looks great.
I didn't have time to do it right but I had enough time to do it twice.
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mpayne
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Posted: 11/12/09 12:23 PM
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