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Bedliners
I am looking for a place that offer the rustoleum painton bed liner for my ranger. I live in the northwest portion of Maryland; Hagerstown, Frederick. Does anyone know of a place or where I can get it done or get the materials to do it myself?
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Re: Bedliners
Id talk to a new car dealership , ask them what company they deal with for polyurethane box liners. Call the box liner place and ask for a free quote. Try to find several different places and then you can dicker a better price. Hippo box liners are ok and so are gator liners but they are not comercial grade like armor coat.
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Re: Bedliners
my grandfather had a beline put in his truck...it isnt really ment for a beline though. its a plyurethane base coat with a black epoxy top coat. its basily what is used to coat the fiberglass front ends of US submariens... the epoxy is 1point harder than steel....so instead of protection the bed from scraches by padding it is protects it by becomeing extremely hard. doesnt do much for traction agianst stuff sliding around but then again he just uses his truck for towing his 5th wheel trailer
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Re: Bedliners
Walmart has "Hurkuliner" but if you use it sand realy well before you put it on
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