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What's the best way to keep the water and dust out of the bed? Rhino line the floor and walls and add a topper? Please give me any suggestions you can, I need to make recommendations to my boss early next month for our next batch of trucks (unfortunately, GM Duramax/Allison 4x4, corporate contracts tell us which brand we'll use, AND they won't get manual trans- not enough people can drive them anymore!!):rolleyes:
 
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C'mon guys, help a poor wet and dusty man out! Any of you guys with Rhino lining or Line-X, did that seal the seams and holes?
 
Galen- I have the Line-X , been very pleased with it as I've said. My Father- in-law also has the Line-X and he has a topper(not sure of brand). His bed stays watertight but not completly dust tight. I Don't think the tailgate has complete seals around it. I suppose you might be able to add some foam weatherstriping to accomplish this task, but all in all it stays dry and pretty darn clean.





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I have a BedRug with a leer fiberglass tonneau cover. My bed stays bone dry and clean. Probably not a good set-up for a work truck, though. And the tonneau is limiting (a topper would be roomier). I would never buy a leer again due to their customer non-service. I'd go with A. R. E. if I were to do it over again. The BedRug is great - very durable and easy on the knees when crawling around in there.
 
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