Bed Unlinering

Tim(NY) · Jun 23, 2022

I bought a used pickup with a bedliner that I would like to remove so I can put a cap on it. It has a separate cap around the edge that appears glued down. Has anybody done this? How hard is it to get this stuff off?

Janicholson · Jun 23, 2022

If sprayed on, it will take a sharp razor scraper to get it off. if glued on it might pull off. Why not leave it in pace if it is not torn up? Jim

Carlmac 369 · Jun 24, 2022

(quoted from post at 00:17:16 06/24/22) I bought a used pickup with a bedliner that I would like to remove so I can put a cap on it. It has a separate cap around the edge that appears glued down. Has anybody done this? How hard is it to get this stuff off?

I don't understand why you need to remove the bedliner to install the cap. Or do you mean removing just the plastic cap on the top of the box sides?

My '97 F150 has that plastic cap on the top of the box sides with the bedliner tucked underneath the inside lip of it.

I didn't do a thing with it, I just put the cap on and clamped it down, 3 clamps per side.

It has stayed put with no trouble for 5 years now.

This post was edited by Carlmac 369 on 06/24/2022 at 03:30 am.

Blackhole49 · Jun 24, 2022

More info or a picture of the truck would help, but I agree with the others. Why remove the liner or cap?

wingnuttx · Jun 24, 2022

If glued try using an industrial heat gun/device and heavy duty razor scraper. Best regards. Wingnut

504 · Jun 26, 2022

If it is a Ford, it is factory and there is not flat metal under it.

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