JT Bed Protection Ideas.

jeeeep said:
Line-X is great, make sure they allow enough clearance on the water escape slots in the front of the bed, mine were pretty much plugged but the line-x was thick enough I could trim it for more clearance and allow the water to drain faster.
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Good to know. I'll be sure to bring that up with the installer. Thx
 
HighwayTrout said:
I’m a fan of the spray in liners.
I don’t think I can have another pickup without a tonneau cover again. Not that the one I had was anything great but it made a world of difference keeping the bed tidy. The bed rail system or whatever it’s called is another feature I wouldn’t live without. It’s super convenient and I used it all the time. Also 90% of the time mine had a 2x6 riding in the slot in the back. Makes for small hardware store runs or groceries a breeze, not worrying about a box or bag sliding all the way to the cab.
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The trail rail system is a nice feature for sure!
 
Line-X is the only way. Had it on my 2005 3500 and while it was slightly faded after almost two decades, it handled any abuse I threw in the back.
 
wayoflife said:
If you haven't seen it already and I personally didn't think the price of it was too bad.
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So read this post and was wondering what products you have used on your bed. Has it held up well and lastly did it fade overtime? All these things I have heard about some of the diy products on market, so thought I would ask. Thanks in advance
 
Jhighers said:
So read this post and was wondering what products you have used on your bed. Has it held up well and lastly did it fade overtime? All these things I have heard about some of the diy products on market, so thought I would ask. Thanks in advance
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I have used Herculiner and Raptor Liner in the past and the prior faded pretty quickly but evenly. The later stayed black but it was a lot harder, like plastic and not as grippy as Line-X.
 
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