How to trim to fit bed liner
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Mine fit perfectly. No trimming was required. 2015 Express Short bed Single cab. I have trimmed others like it though and just used a razor knife/box cutter.
2026510
Liner first then mudflaps. Be sure to screw liner in so it won't move around.
1150303
I don't have a bed liner, but the kit that came with my order did come with instructions on how to install the extender on beds with liners. It does required cutting/drilling holes. FVS
12016
I use an electric carving knife to trim down foam mattress toppers. Foam cuts like butter, you must be careful as it's so easy to cut too much off, plus make sure what ever is underneath while cutting doesn't get sliced into. :)
227270
I don't believe having a bed liner will be any issue. Do you still have a way to tie down the tires - they tend to bounce if not. I tied down each tire at the eye ring built into my truck bed. The clamp can open quite wide on rail. Hope this helps.
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I did this with a Queen (I had to trim a little on the side) it is a little shorter (I used the part I trimmed on the side on the bottom to make up for it). it works ok except you are a couple of inches higher up than the person next to you on the bed.
2097893
You will need to cut holes in the liner to allow hold down clamps to attach to the bed rail.
236460
There are directions to install them over a bed liner. If you go to the website they have a video that shows how to install them.
2192010
They have indents on the backside of the BedRug to indicate where to make the cuts. I just used a box cutter which did the trick nicely.
330652
If you have the deck rail, it doesn't matter. The top mounts slide into the rail. The bottom clip to the tie down points in the corners off the bed. If you don't have the deck rail you'll just need to find the deck rail mount points which may or may not be visible with the spay liner material. If you can find them, the supplied mounts just screw into those holes.
43504
Yes you will have to trim the bed caps about a 1/4" at each connection (4). They hang below the bed just a bit. Very easy to do.
1338501
NO! A slide in bed liner needs to ne removed or cut so that the base sits on the bed or as others have stated remove it and use the spray in bed liner. I have one and it the best, I use a rubber mat that I just cut and remove when towing.
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Yes, you can cut the liners. They are not extremely wide, though. These also tend to curl up so you need to "weight" them down. They are made of a heavy ribbed plastic. Hope this helps!
1400582
I trimmed mine with a pipe cutter. It was very easy to cut. Just hide the cut ends inside the wall mounting brackets.
589126
I would imagine you can trim it if you use a razor or very sharp knife, but there is a material covering the actual foam so you have to cut that too as there is no zipper or opening to take it off, I guess you could sew it when you're finished. I have not cut or trimmed my matress so I'm not 100%sure how it would turn out. I think if I were to attempt to trim this mattress, I'd do so while it's still in the air tight package, seems like you could get a cleaner cut while the mattress is fairly flat. HTH
43508
I have a spray in liner from the factory and I did cut notches in my bed rail trim to get a more secure fit I of the cover. You can install without cutting the trim on top of the bed rails, but the trim will bow underneath the cover since it is longer than the metal seam underneath which is what this cover's cleats grab hold of. Install took less than 15 minutes and does not leak. I've had mine for 6 months. Great cover for the money!
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I trimmed mine down to fit the top of a nightstand. Put the trimmed sides toward the back. Looks and works great.