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Message: [QUOTE="zilla68, post: 1276416, member: 1410"] i'd just do a drop in liner honestly. I had a drop in liner in my 96 since day one delivery, took it out last year, and had it bullet lined. after I pulled the liner, there was very very little paint scuffing, etc. no rust no thing, but I was putting in a 60 gallon box/tank in the bed and couldn't get it to work with the drop in liner, so that was really my only option. I do know that its held up well. apparently bullet liner is a spin off of the partner from line x or rhino I forget which one, but reading up there was a difference of business direction so one left on his own. I haul a 100 gallon lesco sprayer also and its been great, but does slide when empty, but 100 gallons of water in it and it sits right where it is put. honestly I would not do it myself on a brand new truck, it would be a shame to have a chitty looking liner in a brand new rig. if you can get away with it, drop in and go. years ago I did a drop in and they used some type of closed foam cell underneath and when I pulled it out years later for some reason, it looked great, but definetly not worth it after seeing my 96 liner removed [/QUOTE]

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