Pick Up Bed Liners - Page 3

TortoiseAWD · 07-01-09, 07:37

Only five posts, and every one about the same product. She even took the time to bump this old thread with more praise for the same crap . . . not particularly subtle. I started doing some snooping, and lo and behold, brenda14, john71, bill011, and eric62 all come from remarkably simlar IPs, all in Chandigarh, India. Do the math.

Shills banned. And I hope anyone considering doing business with the company in question remembers this: They resorted to lying to you to try to get your business. And they used FOUR people to do it.

Tort
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Edit: Make that SIX people. Using the IP address, I did some searching in the forums and found a couple more users shilling. Persistent little bugs, aren't they?

Mr. Clean · 07-01-09, 06:15

All but had my mind set on Line-X, but have been seriously mulling over the BedRug by Wise Industries. I like the fact that it can be installed by the user and removed if so desired. The marketing indicates that it will keep your cargo in place (within limits of course) and I like the fact that it is padded. What I don't quite understand is how it keeps from holding water if installed w/o a bed cover.

Anyone have any experience with this product?

DeanMachine · 07-03-09, 09:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Screw2003

I have a drop-in liner that came on my 2003 f150 and I hate it. It is almost imposible to keep clean. Worse yet, the "grooves" in the liner are almost imposible to dry after a wash. The liner is tough on the knees and everything slides around.

If you are looking for a drop-in style liner, take a look at the bedrug (BedRug). I may opt for one of these down the road.

EXACTLY my thoughts. I HATED my drop in!
Bed rug looks nice though!

Superdutytd · 07-07-09, 10:45

Line-X gets my vote. It is tougher than Rhino and looks better too!