bed liners
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bed liners
hey all,
im new to the site cuz i just bought a 2010 ranger. i was just curious to hear from real ranger gear heads if they think its worth paying 500 bucks for a spray in liner or to just go get a 100 dollar rubber mat for the bed? also im lookin for a hard toneau cover so if any one has one up for sale if u could lemme noe thatd be sick!
thanks
Trevor
im new to the site cuz i just bought a 2010 ranger. i was just curious to hear from real ranger gear heads if they think its worth paying 500 bucks for a spray in liner or to just go get a 100 dollar rubber mat for the bed? also im lookin for a hard toneau cover so if any one has one up for sale if u could lemme noe thatd be sick!
thanks
Trevor
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yes it's worth it. they repaired the pentagon with the stuff. i scraped a tear in mine with a fridge's under carrage and i brought it back. the guy had a tube of the stuff and patched it up for me.
so far in this thread:
line-x/rhino 7
plastic drop in/rubber mat 1
there you go...
so far in this thread:
line-x/rhino 7
plastic drop in/rubber mat 1
there you go...
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i wasn't centering you out. i just went with your response and i must have read it wrong. i think the spray in is a dealer option. if you have them do it, they will but for an extra fee. my dealer asked me when i was doing the final financing and signing the papers i i wanted a bedliner (like yours) i said no since i knew i wanted this one. so they took the $500 and put it as a down payment. i really could have used a tonneau but what ever. i got one now and it cost me less.
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YES do it! Mine came with the spray-in when I bought it and would not trade it for anything else!! Also, have them spray over the rails like so, it saves the top of your bed!
See how it saves rails when you have somehting hanging over them. (look past bird crap...lol)
See how it saves rails when you have somehting hanging over them. (look past bird crap...lol)
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It really all depends on what your putting in the bed. If your just putting groceries and boxes then a rubber drop in will be fine. Also leaves you money to get a tonneau cover likes the OP wants. Now if your hauling anything with sharp corners or metal then yes go with the spray in. I have had drop ins in both of my trucks with no problems. Would I like a spray in? Sure! Am I going to pay the 500 to have it done? Not anytime soon.
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if i could have showed you guys the crap that was under the drop in that was in my f-150 and the damage and bare steel that was showing becuase of the liner you might think differently about them. id rather have no liner than a drop in. sure it serves its purpose but alot of times it can cause more damage than good. my ranger has a line-x liner and so will me F-150 when i have the cash, it was probably one of the best things ive done to my ranger. also, where are you guys getting the $500 price for a liner? i payed just over $300 on my ranger and its around $400 for my F-150 last i checked. just my 2 pennys.
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if i could have showed you guys the crap that was under the drop in that was in my f-150 and the damage and bare steel that was showing becuase of the liner you might think differently about them. id rather have no liner than a drop in. sure it serves its purpose but alot of times it can cause more damage than good. my ranger has a line-x liner and so will me F-150 when i have the cash, it was probably one of the best things ive done to my ranger. also, where are you guys getting the $500 price for a liner? i payed just over $300 on my ranger and its around $400 for my F-150 last i checked. just my 2 pennys.
Makes a lot of sense, but at the time I ordered my truck in 2008 the small town dealer didn't offer spray liners...and they still don't. Ford drop in was an option the dealership offered - price was discounted to stupid low price like $179.00 or maybe less, so seemed like a good deal to me. If or when I ever decide to get rid of the Ford plastic liner and I find the damage that I know will be left from using a drop in, I'll cover it up with a line x spray liner.
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if i could have showed you guys the crap that was under the drop in that was in my f-150 and the damage and bare steel that was showing becuase of the liner you might think differently about them. id rather have no liner than a drop in. sure it serves its purpose but alot of times it can cause more damage than good. my ranger has a line-x liner and so will me F-150 when i have the cash, it was probably one of the best things ive done to my ranger. also, where are you guys getting the $500 price for a liner? i payed just over $300 on my ranger and its around $400 for my F-150 last i checked. just my 2 pennys.