Had anyone noticed Bed liner overspray from factory?

[rydfree]

Point is that when you order a factory spray liner, your paying for a sub-par product. Not only is it not prepped right, several have commented on it's being very thin toward the top of and under the bed rail.
If you were seeing that same type job on a Line X or other after market applied liner, you would scream bloody murder.
No, it's not gonna "fly off", but why would pay for, and accept a sloppy job/product ?

Sounds more like a solution in search of a problem .

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[Rangeo]

If you google it up, one site says to use acetone, but I would hesitate due to the possibility of Ford using water based paints, or harming the clear coat.
Another site suggests using plain old rubbing alcohol....apply it to the overspray, let it soak in, and wipe it off with clean paper or terry cloth towel.
Another site suggests using and dabbing olive oil on the area, let soak in and wipe off.

Grumpaw, I just want to thank you! I finally got a chance to get out and attempt to get that over spray off using the olive oil suggestion. Worked like a charm!!

thanks to you, I’m not as pissed at Ford and thanks to everyone who chimed in!

Also, yes I ordered the factory Bedliner before seeing all of the reviews about it on it on this forum. Oh well, live and learn. The truck is mostly recreational use and won’t be doing heavy construction type work anyways.

thanks again!

 

[Tracy Bowman]

I know I can’t be the only forum member with a very good quality factory bedliner. Nothing wrong with mine at all.

 

[Rangeo]

I know I can’t be the only forum member with a very good quality factory bedliner. Nothing wrong with mine at all.

Nothing wrong with mine itself but Ford was so gracious they gave me some extra on my rear fender, FOR FREE!

 

[Tracy Bowman]

Nothing wrong with mine itself but Ford was so gracious they gave me some extra on my rear fender, FOR FREE!

Glad you were able to get it off! I would not have liked that either!

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