Would this work on a roll top truck bed cover. Starting to get cracks in cover.
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Its hard to say ... it leaves a elastic like skin. When you use it over a freshly resealed cover...like an oil pan, it makes a great reinforcement to the new gasket. On fresh leaks, cleaning the surface so it will adhere is impreitive. In your case it would probably not look real good, but I think it would seal.
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it should without any problems, I have my mounted in the rear corner of the bed of my pickup truck, there are 4 pre drilled holes in the bottom of it as well as 4 pre drilled in the sides for different mounting options
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Unless the bed design changed from 2013 to 2014, it will cover your bed, with the factory liner. I have a '13 Ram 1500 and this cover works very well. The instructions say to trim the bedliner, where the cover connects, I didn't do that and it still works great
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My Ram has plastic rail covers from the factory. The cover fits over these fine. You may need to cut holes where the hold downs reach under the rail to allow them to grab under the rail if your bedliner is over the rail style.
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Do not believe so. My experience would not recommend any cover when towing as you risk damage to paint and cover. Enclosed trailer or open no cover. good luck
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Hi,If you have a roll up tonneau cover you will need an additional mounting bracket kit (part # 74605-01A) that will prevent the bedextender from interfering with the side rails of the roll up cover. Currently we do not have this bracket kit on Amazon but we do have it available in our warehouse and can add it to your order for an additional $27.00 if you call in to order.Our number is 1-800-305-1853.Thanks.
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this cap fastens up under the truck bed where the square holes come through. if the bed liner allows for this then it will fit. if the bed liner blocks your ability to get under the outside top edge of the bed then it won't work.
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The edge curves and does a good job of gripping the threshold for my door - I suspect you would find the same would be true for your truck bed. You will likely mar the truck bed's finish and you could end up going through the paint with possible rust.
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Most likely yes. I bought this cover and it's perfect. If your looking for a tri fold soft cover for his truck then this is a good one. Super easy to install and looks great. Extang is a good company also. Hope this helps
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I have an F150 Crew Cab with a bed liner (plastic cover over the sides and then the inserted plastic bed liner). I didn't have any problems using this product. I love it! Quick and easy to install and uninstall.
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The cover sits on top of the bed rails so if the extender ids below the rails it should work.
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I don't think it would work.The rails on the cover attach to the underside of the bed rail & flush with the top of it.the cover fits right to them with no play.My truck has a rhino liner along the rails & bed,but that only like 1/8" think
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If you mean a BLACK plastic cover for the bed on a truck. I would say YES. It works on about any black material or plastic. Be sure to wipe and clean off and excess that happens to get on any painted colors. I used some cleaner when wiping off of paint or a different color then black. I love this product for renewing black plastic on cars, golf cart or anything with black plastic that has become gray or looking new. hope this helps you out. tim
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I think it will depend on the bed liner. It has to clamp up under the inside lip of the truck bed. I had a Tundra with a plastic bed liner that went up the inside wall of the bed and terminated under the lip of the bed. This would not have worked well, if at all, with that bed liner. My current truck, on which I use this, has a spray-on bed liner so poses no problems.
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I'm not sure. I have a Rollater and we had a very hard time installing it. We finally just used a screw to hold it on. Didn't work very well, spilled drink. Maybe if someone could figure out the instructions and get it on right it would be good.
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The plastic should be fine, but I would stay away from the canvas top with this product. I used it on a Roll n Lock tonneau cover and it worked great but the cover is vinyl, not canvas.
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You could try it. If it doesn't work, you'll have a great double sided tape for other tasks! I suppose it depends if the truck bed liner is really bowing away from the truck body. I wouldn't rely on tape to pull in and hold back a bowing truck bed liner. If the liner is straight and you just want to have it snug agains the body, this stuff would probably work in temperate climates. Good luck!!