I will defeat you, old bed liner!

Blaze

Blaze

The Jeeper Reaper
Joined
Aug 9, 2005
Location
Wake Forest, NC
I had my truck before I started my business, and before I bought it someone had Line-X sprayed in it.

Whoever sprayed it did a TERRIBLE job. On top of the normal Line-X fading/marbling it was peeling up in spots. I had sprayed Al's over it, but whenever the Line-X peeled it pulled the Al's with it.

It really started looking bad (especially after spilling epoxy floor paint on it twice :shaking: ) so I decided it was time to tear it out.

Spent about 3 hours on it already and am almost done. I started with a hammer and chisel around the edges which knocked it right up, then broke out the big guns. I grabbed the crowbar and went to town. I had the bed floor ripped up and done in 15 minutes.

All the little bumps and dips in the bed sides make it a bit more challenging, but my crow bar is making fast work of it. I need about another 15-30 minutes before it is all done.

Then I can spray a nice thick coating of Scorpion on it and have something that looks like it should.

The best part was the straw wrapper that I found under the bed liner. How the hell did that get there? :lol:

So if you ever want to get out old bed liner - bust out the crowbar!
 
when the linex dipshit was open next door to me, he screwed up a mix on a bedliner. He was out here stripping it off with nitrogen gas. The sad thing was, he was stripping it off at the entrance to his business. What a moron. They only lasted about 3 weeks after that.....(the kids dad bought the business for him, from a guy that done awesome work). Looked like it was a pita to get out though.
 
It actually wasn't as bad as I thought, but still a pain. I had to do it, people kept looking in the bed of my truck when they saw my business lettering on it. I didn't want them thinking it was my fault the stuff was peeling up.

A bed liner is like a paintjob, you gotta pay good attention to every aspect of it or else you're going to end up with junk.
 
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