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Chrisj4

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I have a fairly good tonneau cover in the gator recoil and don't want to lose the way my white factory bed lights up with the LED bed lights but need a bed mat to assist in protecting my bed... does anyone have experience with these? the thickest and cheapest I have found is the RC bed mat.

 

Thank you all,

Chris J

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Have the Rough Country one in my AT4 and Denali HD best bang for your buck and fits like a glove.

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11 hours ago, RLCC said:

Have the Rough Country one in my AT4 and Denali HD best bang for your buck and fits like a glove.

Thanks for the reply, in the process of ordering right now

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Did you get the tailgate mat as well?  If so, do you have to screw it down?

 

Selo

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I got the Bed Rug Mat in mine since the box already had a spray in bed liner.

Works great and quickly removable for some of the other loads I might want to shuttle around on this thing.

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I'm in the market for a bed mat to keep things from sliding around on the spray in liner. With that said, it doesn't have to be a perfect fit or the best out there. What I'm finding is the Deezee is the least expensive.

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I also have the RC bed mat. It definitely is heavy duty and overall I like it.. but beware of the "recycled materials" disclaimer in the description. Mine came with a TON of embedded brown carpet fibers. I sent RC a message and they acknowledged how bad it was and sent me a new one.. the second one was just as bad.

 

I just decided to keep it and ignore the aesthetic defects and use it as a beater bed mat to save my factory spray-in liner. Just something to keep in mind..

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On 2/25/2020 at 4:59 AM, Smoothbassman said:

I got the Bed Rug Mat in mine since the box already had a spray in bed liner.

Works great and quickly removable for some of the other loads I might want to shuttle around on this thing.

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Hod did you get the Velcro tape to stick to the liner?

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Hod did you get the Velcro tape to stick to the liner?
Sanded it a bit to give it some bite, Cleaned with alcohol really well, wiped it with adhesion promotor, and stuck it on.

Seems to be holding up well.

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Finally got the RC bed mat installed, seems great...

On 2/25/2020 at 7:46 AM, mistermcgoo said:

I also have the RC bed mat. It definitely is heavy duty and overall I like it.. but beware of the "recycled materials" disclaimer in the description. Mine came with a TON of embedded brown carpet fibers. I sent RC a message and they acknowledged how bad it was and sent me a new one.. the second one was just as bad.

 

I just decided to keep it and ignore the aesthetic defects and use it as a beater bed mat to save my factory spray-in liner. Just something to keep in mind..

I agree with you mistermcgoo, mine had some yellow fibers in it but since it's under the tonneau cover, I really don't care that much, seems well constructed. 

 

I was even able drill some 1/2" holes in the mat to accommodate the drain tubes from the tonneau..

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RC Bedmat.jpg

Thank you to all that replied to the topic!!

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