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Got My Dual Liner Put In


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Couldn't decide between typical drop in and spray in liner so I went with the middle choice! I'm happy with it, molded to the trucks contours very well, easy to install, the mat locks in these grooves at the bottom of the plastic liners keeping it all in place. The only con is also a pro, nothing will slide on the mat! I like it when i don't want anything to move, kind of a pain when i need to slide something in real quick!

 

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man oh man could i of made some $$$$ off this. 10 years ago a i worked at a truck shop. everyone would come in wanting plastic be liners. I would talk them out of it due to doing more damage under then most people would think. So i would sell them a thick rubber bed mat and put the plastic tail gate covers on. I always said they need to make a kit with plastic sides and rubber bed mat lmao!!!!!

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man oh man could i of made some $$$$ off this. 10 years ago a i worked at a truck shop. everyone would come in wanting plastic be liners. I would talk them out of it due to doing more damage under then most people would think. So i would sell them a thick rubber bed mat and put the plastic tail gate covers on. I always said they need to make a kit with plastic sides and rubber bed mat lmao!!!!!

 

 

you must have got drunk and told your idea to someone! this is definitely better. everything fits so flush that I don't see how it can rub. I didn't have the heart to have my bed sanded down for a spray in. Doug_scott, not sure about the canadian conversion, go to www.dualliner.com.

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