I regret getting spray in bedliner

[numike]

thats a lot of holes than you lift it up to clean up what has gone thru all those holes?

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[Barracuda340]

Went to lowes and bought a 2” x 6’ x 10’ and Cut 2 pieces so there is a 15.5” space against the tail gate for grocery shopping etc. My Tonneau cover is coming this week and will be water proof in the bed and leaves more passenger/cab space.

What's the full width if you dont mind my asking

 

[06Warrior]

What's the full width if you dont mind my asking

I’ll check tomorrow. I’m at work but don’t remember off hand.

 

[Barracuda340]

I’ll check tomorrow. I’m at work but don’t remember off hand.

I found these nice folding baskets at Walmart. I was hoping I could fit 3 across sideways between the tailgate and the 2x6 I plan to fit there. 3 of em would be about 53" across total.
Dimensions are 17.7" x 12.4" x 10" I think price is about $12 each.

 

[Salwans]

Try Lowe's for the mat, I got 2 for 20 something bucks each. I believe they are 1/2".

The part that is sitting on the tailgate - Is it fastened in some way to the tailgate? If so, how?

 

[06Warrior]

What's the full width if you dont mind my asking

48.5” + 52.5”. I can fit 3 milk crates and probably a half a one.

 

[loonie]

I'm looking to get the horse stall mat and cut to fit over the spray in liner. Tractor Supply has a great deal. I wish they had the 1/2" in 4'x6' though. They only have the 3/4' in that size. Then, no matter what I haul it will cushion, including my knees

check your local home improvement center I got my stalll mat from Agway good price and available in various thicknesses

 

[rognus]

check your local home improvement center I got my stalll mat from Agway good price and available in various thicknesses

Thank you, I just saw this after cutting and installing my horse stall mat from Tractor Supply ,
possibly someone else can use this information though. I cut mine with a utility razor blade. Not easy but very workable. I like my end result, just a little heavier than was needed.
Thanks again

 

[06Warrior]

Thank you, I just saw this after cutting and installing my horse stall mat from Tractor Supply ,
possibly someone else can use this information though. I cut mine with a utility razor blade. Not easy but very workable. I like my end result, just a little heavier than was needed.
Thanks again

+1 The sales associate used a fork lift and brought a whole pallet of the horse mats out. He said it’s easier than bringing a single mat out. I was parked a ways off and i said I got it. It’s awkward to handle.

I used a razor knife to cut it. Had to keep scoring and repeatedly cutting it to cut all the way thru.

It’s definitely heavy duty. With my tonneau cover covering the bed it should be fine for years not exposed to the elements.

 

[RicksMaverick]

Who does spray in colors, I’ve not seen that.

Line-X used to, but they faded some or the base material stained through if a light color. They did come out with an optional UV additive or coating.

 

[Jason1114]

The rubber mat addition everyone suggests will probably solve your problem.

Side note: I didn’t get the bedliner due to cost reasons. I used my ford points to get the tray liner for free and think it is a decent option (for those who don’t have a spray-in, anyways)

How is this working for you and how hard was installation thinking of this myself

 

[jtpc2021]

How is this working for you and how hard was installation thinking of this myself

So far so good! Still loving it, considering it was free .

Installation isn’t hard and the instructions were straight forward; however, it took a little longer than I thought. Maybe 45 min to an hour start to finish. I had to buy the correct Torx wrench sizes to remove the tie down points in the bed. Harbor Freight had a kit that worked for $11 or so.

The difficult part is the awkward angles you’ll be sitting in while removing the bolts. Lots of turning of the wrench before they finally come out.
You’ll also need an extension for your wrench at one point to install screws that go into the tray. Luckily I had one.

 

[Veritech]

Try Lowe's for the mat, I got 2 for 20 something bucks each. I believe they are 1/2".

Great idea. I like it.

 

[Jason1114]

So far so good! Still loving it, considering it was free .

Installation isn’t hard and the instructions were straight forward; however, it took a little longer than I thought. Maybe 45 min to an hour start to finish. I had to buy the correct Torx wrench sizes to remove the tie down points in the bed. Harbor Freight had a kit that worked for $11 or so.

The difficult part is the awkward angles you’ll be sitting in while removing the bolts. Lots of turning of the wrench before they finally come out.
You’ll also need an extension for your wrench at one point to install screws that go into the tray. Luckily I had one.

Thanks

 

[Jemers22]

I'm looking to get the horse stall mat and cut to fit over the spray in liner. Tractor Supply has a great deal. I wish they had the 1/2" in 4'x6' though. They only have the 3/4' in that size. Then, no matter what I haul it will cushion, including my knees

Great idea!

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