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I have become a dealer for a spray in bed liner company, here is my first truck.


Original slide in bedliner

Original tailgate liner, lifting at edges


Trash that slide in liners let in under the plastic liner


Bed sanded down



Adhesive sprayed in


Finished sprayed product, allot of dust from the sanding process fell on the cab, next one I need to mask the cab before grinding

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Shibby.

looks good.

i bet that guy has been looking for that socket too.

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Funny you said that, thats what I was thinking when I pulled the slide in liner out. I have owned this truck for 8 month's now, I am sure he replaced it by now. The guy I bought the Mighty Max from was the original owner, it is a 1995, he is much better off with out tools.

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That stuff looks nice. What is the name of it and what is the price?

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Mini truck beds are about 250.00 with Kevlar and choice of color. It is a product called Speedliner. I tried to buy a Rhino lining and a Line-X dealer but stumbled on this product and like it better then the Line-X sprayed in my trucks. Regular price is about 400 for mini-trucks, 450-475 for full size trucks, I add the Kevlar and color choice free of charge. I will be spraying RPOZ11's cab bottom when he pulls it from the frame.

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i used to work for lin-x in orange county, i need to bring mine down and have you do the bed, very nice

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Very cool stuff. spray in bed linings. I always wanted to have my Syncro Vanagon done all inside with spray in liner. It is a 4x4 van. I have seen Jeeps done all inside. If you have a Luv with good floors, this is something to consider. You would never have to worry about it rusting through. If the cab was off, I would do top and bottom of the floors. Maybe the inside if the doors and even the inside top of the cab. I think it would quiet things down and might even help with heat and cold getting in the cab too.

It will add some weight, but a lots of us would not worry about the weight added.

I wish you were closer... I still want to get it done. It would have to be cheaper than dynamat, or lizzard skin.

Richard

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i worked on a suburban 4x4 late 90 model that was a hunting rig and the complete exterior body was done in rhino lining, including mirrors, bumpers, grill guard etc. man it was the coolest looking 4 wheel drive i ever seen lol

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I've seen a few full-size 4x4 trucks with the whole outside painted with bedliner....even one done with some nice flames with a bunch of different colors.

But it looks awful expensive...way too spendy for my wallet.

But a spray-in bedliner is probably the best way to go.

Too bad you aren't closer....I'd be lookin'you up.