Anyone line the bed of thier Slut? If I even look at the cargo area, it scratches... Is it possible to have in lined? Anyone have pics? Does it interfere with putting the seats down, etc...?

Anyone line the bed of thier Slut? If I even look at the cargo area, it scratches... Is it possible to have in lined? Anyone have pics? Does it interfere with putting the seats down, etc...?

NOt sure how well it will stick to the plastic. I did think about that myself, but the Rhino will get the same types of scratches that the plastic does. I thought about just lining the gate as that is where all the wear occurs on mine. Do you have the rubber mat that covers the cargo area--that actually works pretty well.

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Anyone line the bed of thier Slut? If I even look at the cargo area, it scratches... Is it possible to have in lined? Anyone have pics? Does it interfere with putting the seats down, etc...? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Topic boy,

I heard with some Sluts you have to line the bed. I would just as a precaution, you can never be too careful with that bird flu going around.

So what kind of ahem, bedliner, does Ken use?!?!?!?

Line-X has a special primer used for plastic surfaces. I have used in on plastic surfaces before and never had an issue and they stand behind it so long as they use the primer.

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Line-X has a special primer used for plastic surfaces. I have used in on plastic surfaces before and never had an issue and they stand behind it so long as an alignment is completed afterwards. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>fixed

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So what kind of ahem, bedliner, does Ken use?!?!?!? </div></BLOCKQUOTE>



I had our grill Line-X'd and it came out great. They have to sand it down well, then "mist" the first coat of product on. It's done this way because the temperature is around 350* coming out of the gun. After that it's pretty straight forward.

With Line-X they didn't have to use their special bonding agent, either. Just sand and spray.

FWIW, the local shop didn't want to do it, but I convinced them to go for it and all was good.

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Rhino will get the same types of scratches that the plastic does. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

But Line-X won't. Rhino sucks compared to Line-X.

I usually line myself large trash bags...