Got my truck Speedlined

[sean]

bloody vandals!!

[Steve Bullman]

damm, cant have nothing nice for long this part of the country

[firewoodman]

how is the liner holding up steve, and has it had any abuse???

[Steve Bullman]

its doing great, not a mark on it....you'd have to do something pretty drastic to damage it i reckon. it hasnt been abused though to be fair...all that goes in it is my tools. i shall definetly do the same with my next truck

[firewoodman]

could you use the loadhandler conveyer thing with it or would there be too much friction??

[Steve Bullman]

ive no idea mate, not sure how its set up. the speedliner does have a rough(ish) surface though

[armchairarborist]

a truck i had years ago had been fibreglassed in the rear tub, brilliant idea, all smooth,flat and hardwearing, even gravel just swept out a breeze. bit slippy in the wet though:thumbup:

[nepia]

could you use the loadhandler conveyer thing with it or would there be too much friction??

 

 

If the paint's rough, which I assume it is, the Loadhandler won't be good but you'd only need to put down a sheet of marine ply.

 

 

I've got a new vehicle coming soon and I'm thinking of painting the buck with Protectakote UVR, putting an underrail liner on that and using bed caps on the rails: as previously posted on this thread my current overrail liner's done horrible things to the paint.

Allowing for the fact that the caps are stuck on (and apparently removeably so) does anyone have any input on them?

 

Thanks,

 

Jon

[Brushcutter]

nah i dont use the buck for anything other than my climbing gear and saws so no need.

 

Did you consider one of those overly expensive fiberglass backs that totally enclose the bed? Keeps the kit dry and most importatnly safe but does lack the throw and go ability of a pick up bed.

[Steve Bullman]

i have an overly expensive roller cover