I also put the rough country tri fold soft top over the bed. You can’t beat them for the price. They also have an excellent warranty and keep the rain out. I also have one on my F250 that has served me very well.
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Did you try FORD20.
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right on. I have one ordered 4 week lead time lol. Patiently waiting looks bitchin'I just finished the drop in bed liner on one of my trucks and I was pleasantly surprised at how good it its, I’m not a fan of the drop in but this one surprised me, I’m not going to let my trucks get pass the warranty period so having a drop in works great to transfer it to the replacement trucks. The 5 piece set up is easy to install and the fit and finish is great, the hardest thing to do is cut out the holes for the cubbys but is all very well marked on the back well worth the 350 I paid.
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I like the Ford DIBL but I'm also waiting to see if DualLiner comes out with a Maverick version. I like their rubber mat floor with plastic sides. Their price is close to SIBL costs though.
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Still wonder about moisture, salt and rubbing through the paint eventually. Be interesting to see over the long-haul how the multi-piece bed liner looks underneath after 50K.I just finished the drop in bed liner on one of my trucks and I was pleasantly surprised at how good it its, I’m not a fan of the drop in but this one surprised me, I’m not going to let my trucks get pass the warranty period so having a drop in works great to transfer it to the replacement trucks. The 5 piece set up is easy to install and the fit and finish is great, the hardest thing to do is cut out the holes for the cubbys but is all very well marked on the back well worth the 350 I paid.
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Looks nice! I'm not a fan of them mainly because of the possibility of water getting trapped between the liner and the bed itself. I prefer spray-on bed liners myself for that reason.
Not to be contrary, but the drain holes in the bed would prevent water getting trapped, wouldn't they?
nice. i got the drop in liner too but didn't get that liner for the door; was it supposed to come with that? where can I buy that cause i already have scratches on the inside of my door. thx
I'm not talking about an entire puddle's worth, but moisture and small pockets of water can definitely get trapped sometimes...
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The maverick bed is not a sealed bed like regular trucks there are plenty of drain points in the bed I’m not to worry but the spray in still better
It's also all fully painted, so shouldn't be too much trouble with corrosion, I just would rather not have to worry about it at all myself that's all.
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How long does it take to install DIBL?
