Spray-in Liner Weight

[mistermcgoo]

So I just leveled my truck and it has about 0.5 to 0.75” inches of rake, which is exactly what I wanted..

 

 Just curious how much spray-in liners weigh? I’m assuming not enough to decrease my rake (hopefully)? I currently just have a drop-in and will be getting a spray-in this fall.

 

 The only reason I ask is because I remember a certain post I read a while back that one member mentioned that he was concerned about losing some rake when he added his spray-in liner.

[cpttimerestraint]

I would guess less than 20 lbs. Probably 1 gallon of material. If you look up the song weight of the roll on bed liner, should give you a decent estimate.

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[Philipgonzales3]

1 hour ago, mistermcgoo said:

So I just leveled my truck and it has about 0.5 to 0.75” inches of rake, which is exactly what I wanted..

 

 Just curious how much spray-in liners weigh? I’m assuming not enough to decrease my rake (hopefully)? I currently just have a drop-in and will be getting a spray-in this fall.

 

 The only reason I ask is because I remember a certain post I read a while back that one member mentioned that he was concerned about losing some rake when he added his spray-in liner.

70-80 pounds.  Don't flame me for the link.  It was the first thing that came up haha. 

 

https://www.f150online.com/forums/bedliners-caps-tops-lids/262232-weight-bedliner.html

[16LT4]

Simple: the weight of 1-2 gallons of liner.

[FlipZ71]

.7 lbs per square ft. At an 1/8 inch thickness 

[scrapen]

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Edited September 10, 2019 by scrapen

[aseibel]

I have Bullet liner which is harder and thinner than LineX

 

I found data sheets on their website that say coverage is 16 square feet per gallon &  weight is about 9 lbs per gallon. So that = 0.56 lbs per sq/ft

 

About 75 sq feet for a short bed = 42 lbs.