Is it good for covering items in truck bed
1304309
It is a pretty standard tarp, so I think it might be alright. However, it is not really "heavy duty," so would not recommend using it in rough weather extensively.
1304310
I would think so - though have not used it in that context. It is sturdy and has grommets to tie down.
1919983
Probably yes unless the spray is way too thick. First you stick down velcro strips with adhesive on the back to the back (or down) side of the liner. Then pull off the backer strip and attach the velcro strip (that you just attached to the bottom of the bed rug) to your truck bed. The adhesive strip should stick to your sprayed on bed liner.The sides of the liner zipper connect to the bottom so it installs all in one piece.
96611
I have only used it on small applications. It's very durable, but I think it would be hard to consistent spray it on large applications like a truck bed.
1020919
I would expect that would work. My friends notice I didn't repaint the cover. My truck is dark blue, but noticeable that the cover is black. That is my experience!
810749
Do not believe so. My experience would not recommend any cover when towing as you risk damage to paint and cover. Enclosed trailer or open no cover. good luck
1575709
Yes I used a can on my center console cover for my truck. After a couple coats it was both water and air tight.
1442882
A bedliner is no problem, but rails will be an issue. It is a little short on the sides for my Ford Ranger (the stake pockets are not completely covered), but not short enough to allow space for rails.
1545640
Sorry, but I don't have an answer for that. I use my truck when transporting; I never use my car or my wife's car. I suggest that you lay down some plastic bags so that they don't soil your seats.
517528
Yes. I had a bedliner in my truck as well. As long as the bedliner ilfits under the bed rail and not over as the cover snaps under bed rail
2150007
I have found this product very good for my needs. As a string cover, it would be good as it is quite thick and dense, and is easily cleaned with a vacum. Hope this answer helps.
576068
No, but if you just take the inside poles out so it collapses, throw a tarp over the truck bed, it's perfect for driving. Takes 15 minutes to set up once relocated.
1728267
I think it will depend on the bed liner. It has to clamp up under the inside lip of the truck bed. I had a Tundra with a plastic bed liner that went up the inside wall of the bed and terminated under the lip of the bed. This would not have worked well, if at all, with that bed liner. My current truck, on which I use this, has a spray-on bed liner so poses no problems.
670739
It is a tri-fold hard cover. It isn;t considered a "hard-shell" cover since it does not wrap the sides of the truck bed. It claims it will hold up to 300 pounds, but I think that would be 300 pound evenly distributed, and not just sitting in one place.
394612
Sure. I would recommend sanding(roughing up the surface) first. It's not the best quality bed liner paint, but it's affordable and good enough for my older trucks.
415515
I've had two, both trucks were under the rail liners and it worked fine. The cover clamps down on the inner lip of the side bed rails. If you have an over the rail cover, it would depend on how much of the rail lip is covered. You could in theory cut holes for the clamps if the rails were too covered though.
1289716
I'd say, yes. I left a piece of this mat in my pick up truck bed and it gets hot down here... it got stuck really well but some time later I was able to remove it in one piece.
2098966
I installed the strip on my truck with a spray-on bed coating with no issue. It all depends where your spray-on coating stops...in my case, the spray-coating is NOT on the areas where the strip is installed.