plastic bed liner
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plastic bed liner
I bought my truck with a plastic bed liner already installed, eventually i plan on getting a spray in bed liner done. The problem is, that whenever i wash the truck, water gets inbetween the liner and the bed rails, indicated by it seeping back out and over the sides after i dry the truck. Can't help but wonder how much water is actually getting under and inside the bed, any suggestions on how to prevent the water from getting under there.. Was thinking about running 3/4'' double sticky sided foam tape inbetween liner and bed rails to try and repel that water as much as possible..
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Some weather stripping foam tape might to the trick. My son-in-law works at a Dodge /RAM dealer and has owned both flavors of bed protectors and said the spray in liner is best hands down. Plastic lets stuff slide all over, and as you indicated, is the perfect recipe for a rust culture below the liner. You might just pull that thing out, as Big Wheel indicated. I have a Rhino-liner and gotta say it has worked fine.
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I know your pain. Ive got a plastic over the rail bed liner and like you, when I wash it and go to dry it I have water under there that tends to seep out a bit. But I used a Turtle squeegee and get most of it off the truck and then go back over it with a chamois and I end up getting it all off so nothing runs down.
Ive got a rubber mat in my bed so nothing slides around. My Rotts love to ride so they need some grip.
Ive got a rubber mat in my bed so nothing slides around. My Rotts love to ride so they need some grip.
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