I bought my truck a few years back and it had one of those oreillys roll in bed liners.. well turns out it doesnt like oklahoma heat and is starting to "go away." some parts are peeling off as if the guy didnt properly prepare the bed and also either evaporating its self or kind of fading away. what would be the easiest way to remove it from the interior part of the bed, bed rails, and tailgate? I also just purchased a roll pan and am looking for a tailgate relocator to put on when the guy does the roll pan. any ideas? thanks guys

 

I have removed tons of those roll in liners and its time consuming but air chisel or air needler works the best. What ever you do don't try to sand it out you burn through tons of sand paper. All bedliners will fade don't let anybody tell you they won't they will after you get it redone go over it with paint it will help keep it shined up for awhile

 

What about goof off?

 

awesome, thanks for the advise man. i was wondering if i got a legitamite spray in bed liner if they could just go over the ***** one and just be done with it. however, i do want to keep the bed rails painted so i would have to remove the liner from those.

 

You can get sprayed over I wouldn't do it it would just come back up, look up reflex liners that's what I spray and you can oem match the bedliner to color of truck

 

i kind of figured that. i thought about doing a color match as well, or traditional black.. any ideas on a relocator kit? and possibly set of HID's? finally making decent money to put into the truck so want to make er look pretty! lol

 

Traditional black is cheaper I charge extra hundo for colormatch, I just put hids on my truck and love them got them on ebay for 35 bucks make sure to get electric ballast

 

did you do highs and lows? and what K's did you go with? i thought about doing 8k's for the lows and keeping the highs alone. did you have to put in a relay as well?

 

I did just lows for now 6k the k value doesn't matter more of color level your wattage is gonna be the brightness level 35w lows 55w brights forgs 35w, no relay needed for lows just flip your connecter backwards on lows our trucks are reverse polarity

 

and you said you got them on ebay for around $35? and thanks for the insite as well