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Drop In or Spray On? I'm leaning toward a drop in for $175 at about half the cost of a spray on. When you read all the info online they will have you believe that a drop in liner will start to rust your bed almost immediately. Is a drop in liner really that bad?
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Drop In or Spray On? I'm leaning toward a drop in for $175 at about half the cost of a spray on. When you read all the info online they will have you believe that a drop in liner will start to rust your bed almost immediately. Is a drop in liner really that bad?
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I have always gone with Drop in. the spray on liner will still let things Dent your bed. and I have never had a problem with rust ;)
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I have always gone with Drop in. the spray on liner will still let things Dent your bed. and I have never had a problem with rust ;)
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spray in is so much better. had both hated the drop in yes they rust instant under them.
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spray in is so much better. had both hated the drop in yes they rust instant under them.
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Ive had both and like spray better.

With that said my current truck has none. However, I rolled a section of the tailgate in Durabak when we painted my buddys Robalo just to test it out. I didnt prep or sand the section or anything and its holding up INCREDIBLE. Its way tougher and more skid proof than the Rhino spray on even. Ill be doing my bed in a gallon of Durabak soon.

For $120 for a *gallon versus spray on...think about it. *;)
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Ive had both and like spray better.

With that said my current truck has none. However, I rolled a section of the tailgate in Durabak when we painted my buddys Robalo just to test it out. I didnt prep or sand the section or anything and its holding up INCREDIBLE. Its way tougher and more skid proof than the Rhino spray on even. Ill be doing my bed in a gallon of Durabak soon.

For $120 for a *gallon versus spray on...think about it. *;)
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I think I need to open a Line-X franchise. *The local line-x dealer quoted me $510+ tax for over the rail. *I'm going drop in liner, *by the time the bed rust it will be time for a new truck anyway.
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I think I need to open a Line-X franchise. *The local line-x dealer quoted me $510+ tax for over the rail. *I'm going drop in liner, *by the time the bed rust it will be time for a new truck anyway.
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