Drop in vs Spray in bedliner suggestions.

[Realtruck]

I know it wasn't one of your choices, but having tried both, for me, the hands down winner is a bedrug! Superior protection, easy to clean, easy on my knees, and good looking. I've used it in my last two trucks, my van, and my cargo trailer. Works great for me!!

Wow, that looks clean!

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[hdave]

How does bedrug do when wet?

 

[dbp]

How does bedrug do when wet?

The BedRug is poly, and does not absorb water. You can sweep it out, vacuum it, towel it or wait for it to evaporate. It's the same type of material used on some boat decks. Easy to dry, easy on the knees, not slippery. My go to choice. I even have a piece of it on my exposed porch leading to the front door of my house.

 

[Realtruck]

The BedRug is poly, and does not absorb water. You can sweep it out, vacuum it, towel it or wait for it to evaporate. It's the same type of material used on some boat decks. Easy to dry, easy on the knees, not slippery. My go to choice. I even have a piece of it on my exposed porch leading to the front door of my house.

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[MavGeek]

Drop in for real trucks, spray for gently driven ones.

 

[dbp]

You're hired!

No thanks, I'm too old to go back to work!! I do highly recommend BedRug products though. They have served me well for many years....

 

[CaliMav68]

If you can afford it, I'd go spray in. But I'm not looking to keep things pristine. Especially in the working part of the truck. My spray in has held up well under fairly heavy use for 4 years. I use mats if I need to slide things like firewood or mulch. Easier clean up too.

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