FWIW, I concur with Bob's suggestions. You might also ask any local
installer (or the corporation directly if no one installs Line-X over
there) what their recommendations are (you can't be the only person in
England with a Line-X bed; somebody must have a first-hand experience
with that problem).
I still think what Bob has suggested is excellent, tho', and if the
Line-X bedliner can't hanlde a little mildew remover and some bleach
then it's probably not gonna protect it from any really nasty stuff
anyway. :)
HTH
Take care.
--HC
Suddenly, without warning, HC exclaimed (3/20/2005 7:32 AM):
> FWIW, I concur with Bob's suggestions. You might also ask any local
> installer (or the corporation directly if no one installs Line-X over
> there) what their recommendations are (you can't be the only person in
> England with a Line-X bed; somebody must have a first-hand experience
> with that problem).
They don't sell Line-X in England, AFAIK. Pickup trucks don't enjoy the
popularity (yet!) that they do in the States, so there's not enough of a
market. I'd have to back to the installer.
> I still think what Bob has suggested is excellent, tho', and if the
> Line-X bedliner can't hanlde a little mildew remover and some bleach
> then it's probably not gonna protect it from any really nasty stuff
> anyway. :)
True. I'll try the mildew remover. Wonder if they sell it by the
gallon? :)
> HTH
>
> Take care.
>
> --HC
HC - 20 Mar 2005 15:34 GMT
Well, yeah, bleach in the gallons. :) But you might also look into
finding out what they treat motel shower curtains with. I seem to
remember reading the tags on motel shower curtains and them saying
something about "Treated with...<something> ... to prevent mildew." I
could be wrong and it wouldn't be the first time, but if there's some
chemical like that then maybe it would save you from having to
periodically clean/scrub your bed.
--HC