I put a DualLiner in my 2018 F150 when I bought it brand new. Coming up on 7 years now, and I love it. I've hauled dirt, mulch, gravel, rocks, furniture, fire wood, tools, scrap metal, you name it. The DualLiner is just awesome! Stuff doesn't slide. It's totally protected the inside of the bed. It's easy to clean by sweeping or hosing. Super tough and durable. I'd get another in a heart beat.
My truck came with a factory spray in, in 2004. I recently lightly touched it up with a rattle can, and it looks as good as it was new. Added the bed mat.
Dual liner is not a good purchase for 1 reason. The concept is great. I bought one and I like it except when you go through a car wash, it pulls the rubber mat up, and then you have to craw back up in the bed and get that mat back down in the “notch” again. It’s a pain. I’m putting line x or rhino lining in. Just my opinion.
What you need is a Dual Liner liner. It's another complete bedliner to prevent damage or movement of your Dual Liner! This bed protection saga could go on forever!
I just bought this liner. The rubber has bubbles and will tear causing a catch. No help from customer service regarding replacement. TOO EXPENSIVE WHEN YOU CONSIDER THEY WILL NOT REPLACE DEFECTIVE COMPONENTS.
I bought a new duraliner bed liner and it was installed in my truck I purchased a bed cover at the same time and place the bed liner has a thin spot in the front left side by the finder well all the way up to the slot for the spacer bar it’s so thin I can probably poke my finger through the bed liner . I bought it from Colton auto Worx in Clarksville Tennessee in February I took the bed cover off to clean the pollen off of the cover and around the edges and that’s when I found the thin spot in the liner it’s so thin the liner it’s self is drooped in that spot I contacted duraliner went to Colton auto Worx all they keep telling me is they have such a back log an their doing all they can to get the bed liners to their customers. So before anyone purchases one of these duraliner bed liners an they get it installed look at it closely and don’t just take it for granted that you got what you paid for they have a life time warranty but this issue is a factory defect and I would never have excepted it like it is it should have never left the factory like it is their quality control system is slacking .
I have gone through two spray in liners two different trucks. Contractor Wood cutting Our small farm. They just don’t hold up. I will give these a shot.
Owned a truck for the better part of a decade. I had a rubber mat in the back and while I do think that is a great addition, after 7 years or so it started to disintegrate and would leave marks on furniture, clothes, skin, or whatever it came in contact with. I have also worked closely with a 2019 F-150 that has the factory spray-in liner, and I disagree about it being too course. It seemed to have a good roughness balance where we actually slid items on it to load the bed and then didn't worry about then sliding around once in. While the fit and finish of the DualLiner appears well-done and well-made the Spray-In is the superior/more expensive product for a reason.
I don't know, seems like a spray-in with a separate rubber mat would work better. For instance, I wouldn't be able to stand that gap between the liner and the power outlets.
If you have a drop-in bed liner, keep it and add a spray-in liner if you use it for heavy-duty use. A rubber bed mat is excellent, especially if you have dogs.
JUNK!!! I tried to install one in my 2019 F150. It did not fit the passenger side properly; the mounting holes would not line up. I called customer service; they said that after being in the sun for a couple of days it will conform to the bed. Also, the rubber mat had a hump in the middle that would also flatten out after a few days in the sun. Neither happened. The side piece scraped the paint all the way down to bare metal. Customer service said at first, I could return it at my cost of over $100 shipping. After submitting photos, I was told they would not accept a return because it has been altered, the mounting holes now were oblong. This was due to the cheap plastic and the holes not ling up properly. Don't waste your hard-earned money on this garbage product. Get a spray in bed liner like I ended up doing. BTW...I have been using the rubber bed mat that came with it for over 4 years now and the hump is still there.
He should've said scuff, but either way it's not a look you'd want to rock. And to be fair, if you're spraying in a liner you're likely not removing it. Ever.
I put a DualLiner in my 2018 F150 when I bought it brand new. Coming up on 7 years now, and I love it. I've hauled dirt, mulch, gravel, rocks, furniture, fire wood, tools, scrap metal, you name it. The DualLiner is just awesome! Stuff doesn't slide. It's totally protected the inside of the bed. It's easy to clean by sweeping or hosing. Super tough and durable. I'd get another in a heart beat.
I would have a spray on for sure but buy just the rubber floor liner shown here and lay it on top of the spray on. Best of both worlds!
Or just use a bedrug for the bottom
That’s what I did for my last truck and will probably be doing for this one.
These projects / updates are great. Keep them coming…
My truck came with a factory spray in, in 2004. I recently lightly touched it up with a rattle can, and it looks as good as it was new. Added the bed mat.
Dual liner is not a good purchase for 1 reason. The concept is great. I bought one and I like it except when you go through a car wash, it pulls the rubber mat up, and then you have to craw back up in the bed and get that mat back down in the “notch” again. It’s a pain. I’m putting line x or rhino lining in. Just my opinion.
What you need is a Dual Liner liner. It's another complete bedliner to prevent damage or movement of your Dual Liner! This bed protection saga could go on forever!
Spray-in + Bed Mat = Problem Solved =)
I just bought this liner. The rubber has bubbles and will tear causing a catch. No help from customer service regarding replacement. TOO EXPENSIVE WHEN YOU CONSIDER THEY WILL NOT REPLACE DEFECTIVE COMPONENTS.
This looks very interesting. I like the concept, and easy installation.
Nothing is better than spray in liner. Thats it!
This is a very good option!!
Thanks for showing this.
I bought a new duraliner bed liner and it was installed in my truck I purchased a bed cover at the same time and place the bed liner has a thin spot in the front left side by the finder well all the way up to the slot for the spacer bar it’s so thin I can probably poke my finger through the bed liner . I bought it from Colton auto Worx in Clarksville Tennessee in February I took the bed cover off to clean the pollen off of the cover and around the edges and that’s when I found the thin spot in the liner it’s so thin the liner it’s self is drooped in that spot I contacted duraliner went to Colton auto Worx all they keep telling me is they have such a back log an their doing all they can to get the bed liners to their customers. So before anyone purchases one of these duraliner bed liners an they get it installed look at it closely and don’t just take it for granted that you got what you paid for they have a life time warranty but this issue is a factory defect and I would never have excepted it like it is it should have never left the factory like it is their quality control system is slacking .
I have gone through two spray in liners two different trucks.
Contractor
Wood cutting
Our small farm.
They just don’t hold up. I will give these a shot.
A factory spray in liner is superior to after factory i have had both. The factory spray in is much thicker.
I had a spray on with a rubber pad on top on my last truck. It’s works really well.
Owned a truck for the better part of a decade. I had a rubber mat in the back and while I do think that is a great addition, after 7 years or so it started to disintegrate and would leave marks on furniture, clothes, skin, or whatever it came in contact with. I have also worked closely with a 2019 F-150 that has the factory spray-in liner, and I disagree about it being too course. It seemed to have a good roughness balance where we actually slid items on it to load the bed and then didn't worry about then sliding around once in. While the fit and finish of the DualLiner appears well-done and well-made the Spray-In is the superior/more expensive product for a reason.
I don't know, seems like a spray-in with a separate rubber mat would work better. For instance, I wouldn't be able to stand that gap between the liner and the power outlets.
I had a spray in with a rubber mat on my last truck and it really is the best option.
what about rust underneath the liner?
I'm not impressed. The drop-in is seamless or at least has fewer seams.
The price for this dualliner appears to have gone up recently.
If you have a drop-in bed liner, keep it and add a spray-in liner if you use it for heavy-duty use. A rubber bed mat is excellent, especially if you have dogs.
You drive around with your dogs in the bed?
@@hellocrappyYes with a shell.
My tonneau has drains by the bulkhead, is there access to the drains up there in the Dualiner or would I have to cut it?
JUNK!!! I tried to install one in my 2019 F150. It did not fit the passenger side properly; the mounting holes would not line up. I called customer service; they said that after being in the sun for a couple of days it will conform to the bed. Also, the rubber mat had a hump in the middle that would also flatten out after a few days in the sun. Neither happened. The side piece scraped the paint all the way down to bare metal. Customer service said at first, I could return it at my cost of over $100 shipping. After submitting photos, I was told they would not accept a return because it has been altered, the mounting holes now were oblong. This was due to the cheap plastic and the holes not ling up properly. Don't waste your hard-earned money on this garbage product. Get a spray in bed liner like I ended up doing. BTW...I have been using the rubber bed mat that came with it for over 4 years now and the hump is still there.
Get a bed rug. Best liner I have ever owned. Easy to install. 1 person 30 minutes to install.
The most you take care your investment is better
What? aluminum doesn't rust. Maybe in space!.
he says that right in the video.. 2:56
spray in is better. You will have water under the mat rusting stuff
Aluminum alloy beds don't rust.
Aluminum may not rust... but it corrode's, ask mustang owners with an Aluminum hood.
Yeah naw, spray in are better. Never heard of them damaging anything. That's what rags and rugs are for.
Is he wearing chaps?
Yeah… this is definitely a paid endorsement.
"They sand off the paint before spraying in a bedliner"
You have no clue what your talking about....
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He should've said scuff, but either way it's not a look you'd want to rock. And to be fair, if you're spraying in a liner you're likely not removing it. Ever.
get to the point