New Owner - Bed Liner

[52Blue]

I have had my Maverick about 2 months now ('25, XLT, lux, bap, AWD, EB). I'm looking for opinions on the Husky comfort bed liner. I was thinking about a spray-in, but options in my neck of the woods are limited and the lowest quote I've had was over $600, which is a lot more than I want to spend. I have installed a soft, roll-up tonneau (gator from real truck), so I'm thinking of just getting the bed and tailgate longer.

How well has it held up for you? Does it clean easy? Anyhow issues with velcro coming up?

Thanks in advance!

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[Johnkn]

The soft cover will absolutely allow water intrusion into the bed, they all do, then that soft liner will trap water under the liner and immediately promote rust.

Pay the extra $200 and do it correctly with a quality spray-in liner



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[52Blue]

This would need ideal but the cost difference is more liked $400...

 

[Johnkn]

This would need ideal but the cost difference is more liked $400...

You stated the spray in bedliner was ~$600, looking online I see the soft bed liner is ~$400. You have a source to purchace the full soft bed liner including tailgate for $200?

Even so, you will never be sorry for getting a quality spray in bedliner irrespective of cost.

Good luck..

 

[52Blue]

I was looking at the mat and tailgate cover, which is currently $170

 

[Fibrepunk]

Well, you can DIY spray-in-bedliner for under $200.

Here, someone who did it to their Ford Maverick.

Even with the bedliner, you will want to get a rubber bed mat to help stop things from sliding around in the bed.

 

[rick52]

I really like my Michelin bed and tailgate mat. It was very reasonably priced and excellent quality. I can always do a spray liner later if I decide to, but you can't go back after...so.

 

[Cancunbadlands]

DIY Spray-in bed liner for -$250 usd

 

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