Installation Steps:
The BedRug bedliner comes shipped securely rolled up inside a relatively small sized box, considering the area the bedliner covers. Inside the box is a bag of commercial grade 3M hook and loop fasteners, a warranty card, an instruction manual and of course the BedRug itself.
To begin the installation, remove the BedRug from the box and place on a flat surface (In this case, we used the bed of the truck).
Once you unroll the BedRug, you will see it consists of two parts; the floor covering and the bulkhead and side coverings. At this time, you need to zip these two parts together. To make the next steps easier, lay out the BedRug the way it will be installed.
To zip the BedRug together, start in the right corner of the bed, and zip all the way around until you have one large piece. (We walked along the inside of the bed as we did this)
Now that we have one large piece, it is time to start adding the hook and loop fasteners.
To help aid in this process, you will notice markings (indentations) on backside of the BedRug, these are there show you where to place the hook strips with sticky backing (hook fasteners shown in red).
At this time we will now begin the installation process. Roll up one side of the BedRug and you will see a 3' section where you will attach the hook fastener. We installed the 3' piece now to see where we would need to clean with alcohol.
Once the hook fastener is installed, clean the area of the bed where the sticky side will adhere with rubbing alcohol. Make sure your BedRug is in the positon it needs to be and pull off the protective backing. Place the rug down and run your hand over the area to make sure it adheres properly. (Notice in photo on right, the area where hook fastener was installed on bed.)
Repeat the previous steps above for the opposite side. Once again, make sure you clean the area the hook fastener will adhere to.
We will now start on the bulkhead (front of the bed). Start by first cleaning the area with alcohol.
Now you will attach the very long hook fastener to the top of the bulkhead and begin installing the 2" strips on the areas marked by the indentations.
Once again, you must clean the areas that the hook fasteners will attach (in this case it is now the smaller fasteners).
