Anyone try the GM Bed Mat? Durable? Slick? Rust maker? Other mats? I am debating on a mat vs. spray on liner. I don't really need the spray on, but if the mat rust out the bed or are too slick, then I will probably go with the spray liner.
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I've always used mats, so I checked prices and the DeeZee was about $30.00 less than the GM. Haven't tried loading the ATV in it yet to see if it's going to slide, but it looks like a pretty good mat.

I have had it for about a week now and love it. I plan on doing the Rhino soon, I just need to get some more cash the lift set me back some. What ever you put on it stays put...no sliding. Paid 110 at my stealer. Worth every penney.

the mat is a really good choice. It will not rust the bed, absorbs shockloads, can be removed, will fit snug on top of the spray-in, it's cheap, most things won't slide. However, a dirt bike or four-wheeler can "remove" the liner to some degree...actually, they can be zipped out with the twist of the throttle.http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Disapprove.gif The rubber mats are great, just great. FYI----- get the spray-on and use the mat atop it.


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However, a dirt bike or four-wheeler can "remove" the liner to some degree...actually, they can be zipped out with the twist of the throttle.http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Disapprove.gif





I'm glad I'm not the only one who's done that........http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/HiHi.gif


Got to admit it's a pain getting that bunched up mat out from underneath a 700 Polaris in the truck bed.....http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Confused.gif


But since I rarely use my truck to haul things in the bed, I don't really need a spray in and don't really like the looks of them. But it and a bed mat would probably be the ideal situation for someone who does use the bed a lot, or just likes how it looks.