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Yes. It's in my Lariat. It is just like it was in my 22 and it also has the bulkhead with the raised Ford logo, I assume the beds without the spray in liner have the smooth bulkhead like the other years.
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Thanx
I kept reading specs
It just said bedliner
I was hoping it was spray In
I didn’t want a plastic drop in
Thanx for your reply
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They offer both options, but it should specify which one.
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My guess is that it is the drop in then, if it was spray in I would think they would want to specify that.
You can always sell it and get a spray in done. But as Zacatac said, there is an embossed Ford logo with the spray in so you might be able to tell in the pictures.
I would call and ask, maybe they would work with you on getting a spray in.
According to the 2025 Order Guide the spray in bedliner is a $495 option on the XL & XLT and it's standard on the Lariat. (Drop in bedliner is $375 option on the XL & XLT).
Are you looking at a particular truck at a dealership or just asking in general.? If you're looking at one that your local dealership has in stock then see if their website has the window sticker available.
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You're better to go with a Line-X or rhino liner they'll hold up much better than the spray and Ford. Ford doesn't even scuff the paint if you tear the ford liner you can literally peel it off.
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I went back and forth on spray vs. drop-in. The spray cost more, so I'm assuming it's a better option for some reason (I understand that water getting behind the drop-in is an issue). I looked at a spray-in at the dealership, and just didn't like the rough feel of it. I have a drop-in in my 2002 Ranger, and have gotten used to that. We will be using the bed primarily for hauling kayaks and mulch, and I think it's easier to slide both in and out in the drop-in vs. the sandpaper surface of the spray.
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I've had both and your absolutely correct. Things do slide easier with the drop in bed liner than the sprayed in.
Rarely would this happen, but with a spray in liner if you happen to mistakenly drop something heavy you're still able to dent the bed. it is a truck, that may matter to some and not to others.
Good luck with your drop in bed liner
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I just took delivery of my 2025 Maverick Lariat AWD Hybrid it came with the factory spray bed liner and looks really nice and of high quality- only time will tell how well it holds up I’m happy with its look but don’t know about its durability
I have heard the same thing and the LineX costs more here than the factory SIBL so maybe the time needed to scuff the paint? Since I ordered a Lariat I will see how well I like the Ford SIBL but since I don't really use my Mavericks as trucks the bed liner doesn't get much abuse. My last 5 trucks were done by LineX and always happy with their work.
Agree scuffing the paint helps with adherence of the bed liner material but it also taking away some of the factory paint protection so I guess there is always two sides to a coin.
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Had many a ‘Drop In’ over the decades.
They all wiggled about just enough to take lots of paint right off the bed.
I took most of mine off twice a year and rattle caned trunk splatter paint down to try and hide the exposed metal.
It seemed in the humid rainy subtropical central Florida weather it was almost always wet under that thing.
They all wiggled about just enough to take lots of paint right off the bed.
I took most of mine off twice a year and rattle caned trunk splatter paint down to try and hide the exposed metal.
It seemed in the humid rainy subtropical central Florida weather it was almost always wet under that thing.
I'm approaching 1k on my 25 Lariat Hybrid AWD. I like the spray in bed liner because I'm moving stuff in boxes 3-4x per week. The spray in bed liner keeps things from sliding around, and I can get by with a light duty bungee cord when necessary. I also think it looks good.
On my 22 I have spray-in (after market) and a bed mat! My 25 I'm picking up tomorrow has factory Spray-in and I also will be putting the bed mat in.
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