Lomax TRI fold tonneau cover seal over line-x bed liner?

[Chase10784]

Hello everyone,

Soon I'm getting my new truck and having a line-x spray in bed liner put on. I also was wanting to get the Lomax TRI fold tonneau cover to put on it. My question is how is the seal at the back on the bulkhead over the spray liner for the cover? Is it pretty water tight back there over that liner?

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[dapakattack]

Hi Chase,

I don't have an answer to your specific question, but there are other gaps that you might want to fill. Here's a thread that talks about that https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/hard-tonneau-cover-recommendations.6224/page-5 (I'll be reading that thread again when I get my cover).

 

[omniphil]

Did you end up getting the Lomax? I have one coming soon and the directions have you putting down some adhesive weatherstripping on the top back edge of the bed. I have the spray in bedliner so I'm not sure how well that is going to stick...

 

[Grumpaw]

Did you end up getting the Lomax? I have one coming soon and the directions have you putting down some adhesive weatherstripping on the top back edge of the bed. I have the spray in bedliner so I'm not sure how well that is going to stick...

Not to worry...clean the top of the rail with some alcohol and the adhesive will stick just fine. Have the same with my new roll up cover and the weather-strip is holding great on my spray in liner.

 

[omniphil]

Not to worry...clean the top of the rail with some alcohol and the adhesive will stick just fine. Have the same with my new roll up cover and the weather-strip is holding great on my spray in liner.

That will certainly save me some work. Maybe I'll get some adhesion promoter just to be sure.

 

[micl9]

After cleaning the surface as above you can apply some adhesive primer. I have sone from 3M I think. If I remember I will post the details later.
I used it to apply my bed lights, long strip of adhesive backed LEds. Didn't use it on my cover seal as I had not discovered it yet.

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