Drop In Bed Liner Vs Spray In
With the dualliner bed liner you can forget about the pros and cons when trying to decide between a spray in vs drop in bed liner.
Drop in bed liner vs spray in. The simplest way to debunk any myths or concerns about aluminum beds is to have a bedliner of some sort. They are extremely durable and resistant to corrosion and typically last much longer than the drop in liners. To thoroughly clean a drop in you have to unbolt it drag it out and scrub both the truck and the mats. Both types of bedliners drop in and spray in will provide safety to your truck.
If you want to increase the resale of your truck and wish for durability for your work truck then spray in truck bedliner is apt for you. If you are after a simple installation with good protection a drop in liner is the no fuss no muss way to safeguard your bed. Which is better for you depends on your requirements and preferences. First water can become easily trapped in between the steel and plastic in your bed.
Spray on bedliners are ideal for beachgoers adventurers and those who are worried about serious internal damage to the paint and steel of their truck bed. When this happens it can lead to rust issues in the future. The rugged spray on material costs a bit more but there are less expensive options via the aftermarket. This is a valid point for several reasons.
Pros and cons drop in bedliner. The spray on bed liner is easier to clean and just washes out with a hose or going through the local car wash. Sprayed on liners remain flexible and never become brittle in the coldest of temperatures. Waxing the truck bed is a good idea too.
Consider a spray on style to be the ultimate in custom liners requiring additional prep work and a fine attention to detail to get an even coating. We feel like the dualliner offers the best of both products. The main difference between a drop in and a spray in bedliner is a drop in is a plastic shell made to fit your bed and is placed in the back of your truck while a spray in bedliner is a thick rubber like material that is either sprayed or rolled onto your truck bed.