Bed Liner

[skeets]

OK I know I am not the first to ask and most likely not the last. That so called rubber mat on the B is a total PIA, no matter how I try to hold it down ,,, well it is just a real pain,,, So I know some of you guys have used bed liner on the deck in the operators station, and I want to know what you used and how you put it down and how it is/has held up over time. I mean spray on or roll on how many coats you know the whole 9 yards

 

[jyoutz]

OK I know I am not the first to ask and most likely not the last. That so called rubber mat on the B is a total PIA, no matter how I try to hold it down ,,, well it is just a real pain,,, So I know some of you guys have used bed liner on the deck in the operators station, and I want to know what you used and how you put it down and how it is/has held up over time. I mean spray on or roll on how many coats you know the whole 9 yards

I’m surprised that you’re having problems with the rubber mat. The mat on my MX is tightly secured on the bottom to the steel deck with nubs that hold it tight.

 

[mcfarmall]

I removed my floor pan and delivered it to my local Rhino Lining installer along with a $100 bill.

 

[ccoon520]

My F-150 was completed by Line X when it was new. It has held up great and there is only 1 chip from a place that I got a panel stuck between pallet forks and the pallet. From what I have heard it is better to do spray in than roll on if you are doing it yourself.

 

[skeets]

Thanks guys