Does this pad make the liner more difficult to install?
1851866
Not at all. You just lay it on the ground & put pool on top of it. It works great.
1851867
Not more difficult I lightly wet mine down so it would not move after placing the wall around it. It kept the edges from rolling up.But later had to remove liner to re position, and the pad moved a bit so I have a lump or 2 under the liner. Just don't move the pad after this because it never goes back where you want it.
550736
that is soft pad. But I'm not sure they have hard pad. ask festool. they are very kind.
472423
that is a good question. maybe because the plastic is super thick? but the seller will definitely answer if you ask them. they contacted me before i had received my pad. i wish you luck.
1218870
under the liner to help keep rocks or sticks from coming up through the liner. It also makes the bottom feel a little spongier. The liner we bought at the same time was crap and we have to replace it after a year, but I am considering another gorilla pad.
987062
None, if you don't over torque it. If its a gyp. Bd. Ceiling it might leave a indentation from over torqueing. Try to position it under a beam.if a indentation is made, the pad is about 2"×3"
1011907
Yes - be careful to use the yellow pad and many soft swirls instead of hard pressure. Pat
891078
I have a vinyl liner, and it does go up the sides. This is the second unit that I have had. Both of them did.
2239145
You need to have something on top of the rails. If you don't have the linex or bed rail caps they provide 2 strips of plastic that would go the length of the rail that you would need to install. I wouldn't try this rino liner because it's softer. I had a truck with linex sprayed in and it's tough and hard. Bed caps have about the same kind of texture so I think it would be fine. You can also email bak and ask.
143520
I agree that it is a difficult installation. So difficult that when I found that the space between nose sections where the tabs had to go were so tight that they wouldn't fit without removing some bolts, I put it back in the box and returned the cover. I do think that water under the cover would eventually damage the paint finish on the car. Not worth the trouble involved.
24183
It does take practice to learn how to insert it properly to keep from leaking. For the first few months I always wore a pad until I figured it out with my body. I still always wear a panty liner with it even at night. I have found that it works well at night instead of wearing those massively long and uncomfortable pads. In my experience being in one position for a period of time doesn't affect leaking as long as you have inserted it correctly and gotten a tight seal. I hope this helps.
216527
On my 2013, yes I had to cut the liner...the instructions say to do so and there is a line on the mat to do it.
682442
It does slide somewhat - I use a fitted twin sheet to secure the pad in place.
2026513
the liner slips in very easy (no need to remove the tire). If your mud flap fits beyond the metal lip, you will need to put the liner in first.
2202253
For the most part yes! There are occasions where things will slide. I highly recommend this over any other bed lining product. We love ours!!!
224910
There is a slight buldge but I was able to get the cover back on with no problems. I only used it directly on the pad so I cannot answer the second question.
1916467
We have these steps on our pool and we have a pad under them so they won't damage the liner. I also order the pad through Amazon and it works great.
1247648
I used the slip resistant pad, but found it both unnecessary and annoying as the corners kept flapping. No amount of tucking them in kept them in. The carrier exterior is very smooth. I will not use the pad again. If you are concerned about damaging the paint and want to use the pad, I recommend trimming it to just under the loaded carrier or just put an old blanket or something under it (but ensure that none of it protrudes from under the carrier or you will have to deal with the flapping noise.