Factory Spray in Bed Liner
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Factory Spray in Bed Liner
I searched but everything came back with Rhino vs LineX . . .
So how does the factory spray in liner compare to an aftermarket? I assume is may be applied directly to the primer as opposed to having to prepare the clear coat painted surface of a new truck. I don't know if this would be an advantage or not.
Greg
So how does the factory spray in liner compare to an aftermarket? I assume is may be applied directly to the primer as opposed to having to prepare the clear coat painted surface of a new truck. I don't know if this would be an advantage or not.
Greg
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Nope pretty sure it is installed at the factory. My dealer told me to wait till I get the truck and have them Line-X or Rhino line it, as it was much better then the factory stuff.
Not sure if he was saying that to try and up sell me and make a bit more money off of me versus the factory install. Either way I was happy with my Rhino liner and will do one again.
Not sure if he was saying that to try and up sell me and make a bit more money off of me versus the factory install. Either way I was happy with my Rhino liner and will do one again.
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I have seen it in some of the superduties on local lots, it looks pretty nice. I know it was factory becuase we don't have any spray-in liner places around here, they all went bust plus normally line-x or whoever brands the truck bed with decal/dealer logo thing.
It is a factory deal, I'm pretty sure I read it in the superduty brochure how ford developed there own or something a while back..
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/02/20/f...-in-bed-liner/
It is a factory deal, I'm pretty sure I read it in the superduty brochure how ford developed there own or something a while back..
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/02/20/f...-in-bed-liner/
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