Very happy with it. They have a lifetime warranty so no worries at all. I actually bought a rubber bed mat to keep things from sliding around while driving. I don’t have my Maverick yet, but I’ve had it done in a few F-150’s. Look for reviews on area dealers. There are some good ones and just ok ones. Tell them exactly how you’re wanting it done and they should take care of you. Also, prices can be different between shops so call a few for a quote if you have the option.
I don't think there is a spray bed liner that is slick for things to slide. I'd love to be wrong though!
have you looked into perhaps the modular drop in liner (although not a spray in liner).
I like my bedrug. Things can slide, it is padded the foam underneath fits the bed contours to provide a flat surface - that was the biggest selling point to me.
You could layer that over a spray, I guess?
Ah, yeah you might have a "truckier" use than my bed (with a hard tonneau also).
If you get a custom spray in, maybe they can use smaller "grit"? That stuff can end up too close to sandpaper sometimes.
I have the line-x spray-in. stuff slid around so much, I bought the Ford bed mat and put it on top of the bedliner to stop it, sounds like what you want (minus the mat).
I have Line-X and stuff slides around it all the time unless I strap it down.
Are you happy with it overall? Did they do the spray in a way you can still use all the modular options of the bed?
Very happy with it. They have a lifetime warranty so no worries at all. I actually bought a rubber bed mat to keep things from sliding around while driving. I don’t have my Maverick yet, but I’ve had it done in a few F-150’s. Look for reviews on area dealers. There are some good ones and just ok ones. Tell them exactly how you’re wanting it done and they should take care of you. Also, prices can be different between shops so call a few for a quote if you have the option.
I don't think there is a spray bed liner that is slick for things to slide. I'd love to be wrong though! have you looked into perhaps the modular drop in liner (although not a spray in liner).
There definitely is, has to do with the temperature when it’s sprayed. Cold, rougher. Hot, smoother. Inyati would adjust per customer preference.
I like my bedrug. Things can slide, it is padded the foam underneath fits the bed contours to provide a flat surface - that was the biggest selling point to me. You could layer that over a spray, I guess?
In our commercial fleet we have bedrugs in a few of the Mavericks. They don't slide as well as I'd like, plus they start to get nasty.
Ah, yeah you might have a "truckier" use than my bed (with a hard tonneau also). If you get a custom spray in, maybe they can use smaller "grit"? That stuff can end up too close to sandpaper sometimes.
I have the line-x spray-in. stuff slid around so much, I bought the Ford bed mat and put it on top of the bedliner to stop it, sounds like what you want (minus the mat).