Anyone know if it works on a sprayed linex bed liner?
1944156
Mine stuck to the rhino liner just fine but be careful where you place it. If I got any in between the two joints in some areas it was too tight of a fit for the tailgate to shut.
1504225
Yes it shouldn't be a problem it's made to fit with any bed liners that I know about !
1955843
I believe so. The truck we installed it on also had a bed liner. It was not from the factory, we added afterwards.
703089
Shouldn't matter, I have a spray in liner and the stock bed caps and it still works great.
1919984
It will go in fine but the one problem you may run into to. Is if your sprayed liner is a very rough texture the stick on Velcro may not adhere as well as on clean smooth paint.
1504229
Michael, I'm not sure as the thickness of spray on bed liners vary. If the liner is only around .060" thick, or .120" for both sides the Backflip should still work but will require a little harder tug on the cable to open the latches to release upon opening.
1694855
As long as the the gripper can attach under the rail it should work just fine. My trucks has a spray in bed liner and I can attach with no issues. Highly recommend it. As long as you use the locking cable everything should be good to go.
1293528
Yes. The have two small metal pieces that help secure it to the plastic of the bed liner.
1998252
if your refeering to a bed liner i would say yes. i installed it on a 2011 toyota tundra and i'm very pleased with this product.
778085
Yes. It will remove anything thats on metal. Even works on powder coats and bedliner. Probably also works on undercoats.
30952
It is supposed to. It is not a spray. It comes out as a stream of foam. I never used it because I was afraid that the soggy foam would damage the bed more than the bugs. Look up Diatomaceous Earth. It may be a better product to use.
155169
Do you have a spray in liner? If so, shouldn't be problem. However, if you have a plastic insert liner you may have an issue because it latches onto the underside of the sidewall. Product works great. I'm selling mine if you want a slightly used one.
1590360
you can apply it to any surface as long as you sand it a bit with a grit of 120 grit sand paper. its a very good bed liner product I use all the time .thanks david dh kustumz sacramento ca
703091
If it's a drop-in plastic bed liner, I don't believe it will work because of how the clamps attach to the bed itself.
1403687
We have a sprayed in liner. This went on top of that and locks on under the lip of the bed inside
1590361
you can apply it to any surface as long as you sand it a bit with a grit of 120 grit sand paper. its a very good bed liner product I use all the time . thanks david dh kustumz sacramento ca
155168
Hi angelica, as one person mentioned, it attaches to the inside/underneath lip of the sidewall. The attachment is kind of like a flat, upside down hook. You only need for there to be something for it to attach to. So, if your bedliner covers up the folded part of the lip, leaving nothing for the hook to attach to, then you're either out of luck or you'll need to cut a hole to access the lip.The hook is around 1-1/2 to 2" wide & is designed to fit around the inside lip with about 1/2" wiggle room (probably wide enough to fit w/ a spray on liner).