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Where to get bed liner for rambox bed ?

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Old May 5, 2009 | 11:09 AM
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I don't think the divider will work with a BedRug.
 
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Old Jun 9, 2010 | 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by sshammond24
I don't think the divider will work with a BedRug.
I just contacted Bedrug and this was their response to availability of the Bedrug for the RamBox:


Hello from BedRug,

At this time we do not but we are working on it and hope to have it available by late summer.

Regards,
Customer Service
 
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Old Jun 9, 2010 | 04:03 PM
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Get the spray-in. I got a LineX and it is awesome. The divider works just fine. I left the divider with the installer and he made sure that it would fit as he was working.
 
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Old Jun 9, 2010 | 08:20 PM
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Why always LineX I don't know the name of it but there is another company that does it and it puts more or like a rubber coating and its like about a 1/4 inch thick and things don't slide on it. If I can remember the name I will post it but surely google has the answer. Actually I don't think they are around anymore I can't find the one I used once in the 90's the spray went right up on to the top of the bed to protect it. Was a nice product, like having tire tread but looks like orange peel paint. I give up.
 
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Old Jun 9, 2010 | 10:09 PM
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Rhino Linings is the other one. That one is the softer, stickier one that is applied with low-pressure cold spray. Line-X is the harder, slipperier one that is applied with high-pressure hot spray. ArmaCoatings is basically the same as Line-X. ArmorThane is one that is similar to Rhino.

From my research, it appears that Line-X is the more popular, holds up better to abuse, and is more slippery. Rhino doesn't look as uniform, can show runs if applied poorly, and helps keep things from sliding around. I'm leaning toward Line-X for my truck.

Rob
 
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Old Jun 10, 2010 | 09:43 AM
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i would take a careful look before purchasing the mopar plastic liner for the rambox beds. they have large holes that look like they would do a great job of collecting water. i've only seen one and it was a pretty shabby fit.
 
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Old Jun 14, 2010 | 08:43 PM
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BigBlue, actually there are two types of rhino spray-in available. One is the softer, grippier compound that keeps items from sliding around. The other is a hard type that allows items to slide but is much more durable, supposedly more than the line-x. I had it in a 2008 I was leasing and can tell you that it was indeed tough.
 
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Old Oct 23, 2011 | 09:04 AM
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I am in the market for a new ram truck . I am thinking on getting the ram box. What comes with the ram box the divider and railings or are they bought seperate . Regarding the spray in liner how do they hold up to being dented from rocks and steel pipe and such being thrown into the box, that is my concern as I don't think they will protect the pan from getting dented up.

I have had several trucks with pan liners and every one I would run a bead of high quality silicone caulking along the high points in the pan let it dry and then reinstall the pan liner and the pan of truck would be as good as the day it was bought when pan liner was taken out .
 
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Old Oct 23, 2011 | 09:06 PM
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There is a locking bed divider/ tailgate extender which is pretty nice. It also has rails that run along the top of the bed and comes with tie-down cleats that can be set in multiple spots to tie stuff down. I have the factory Line-x stuff and it seems pretty heavy duty to withstand stuff like that, but it's very grippy, so if you're going to be shoveling stone or dirt out, that might get difficult. It might be better to get one without any liner and get the Rhino liner, which is very hard, but smoother.
 
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