Minnesota Outdoorsman
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Bobberineyes on September 09/22/20, 04:16:47 PM
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Anyone ever tried these? I had to do something, it was either this or everything that I didn't want dusted up under the tonneau cover had to go in totes. So far it looks to seal up pretty good but around the latch I could use a few small pieces.
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iffin you'd have a real truck you wouldnt need to worry about it!!! :evil: :evil: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
nope never used them.
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I may need those. My truck gets dusty as heck when I cruise gravel roads. How much?
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I haven't, but I may if it works good for you. Mine gets plenty dusty when going down the gravel roads to. Or snow dust in the winter.
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I think its going to do the trick, after a weekend of pounding gravel chasing roosters the back is pretty bad. For some reason it seams this tailgate has a bigger gap than the GM's.
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I can't say GM is any better on the gap of the tailgate.
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My 2016 Ram with a new Leer topper leaks a lot too. I need something like this.
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I did buy this seal and it worked pretty darn good. I ran a lot of gravel on deer opener and had some dust but not near as bad as it was. I also used Gorilla tape to seal holes by my tie downs in the box. Was only about $23 and went on easy. Best to do it in a heated garage. The guys at Radco said some trucks work better if you do it upside down.