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*427tom* · 07-02-2004, 11:29 PM

Yeah, a spray in liner would be nice, however, I need the liner because structurally my bed is shot. The outside looks good but I have missing wood and just about every metal/wood joint is separated. I look like Fred Sanford if I try to haul some #1 or #2 chip stone!

The pro sprayed on liners are up to 1/4" thick. I was thinking if I patched the bed using roofing felt paper, of DUCT TAPE (I'm not kidding!) then had it sprayed, it might be good. Actually if you are going to get a wood bed sprayed, it might be a good idea to put something over the wood. I would be concerned about how dampness might be trapped in the wood if the top surface was sealed and coule not breathe.

07-02-2004, 11:29 PM	#6
427tom Account Suspended Join Date: May 2002 Location: Jeannette, PA, USA Posts: 46	Yeah, a spray in liner would be nice, however, I need the liner because structurally my bed is shot. The outside looks good but I have missing wood and just about every metal/wood joint is separated. I look like Fred Sanford if I try to haul some #1 or #2 chip stone! The pro sprayed on liners are up to 1/4" thick. I was thinking if I patched the bed using roofing felt paper, of DUCT TAPE (I'm not kidding!) then had it sprayed, it might be good. Actually if you are going to get a wood bed sprayed, it might be a good idea to put something over the wood. I would be concerned about how dampness might be trapped in the wood if the top surface was sealed and coule not breathe.