Posted: Oct 07 2004 at 8:47am | IP Logged

I took it in on monday and it is now thursday. This is the information I got. Someone from PPG (the manufacture of the bedliner product) was flown in. This guy has taken over a rhino liner dealer location and is currently tring to repair or replace what they need to in the truck in the area that the owners areraising cane about ( I did in a BIG way). On monday the dealer took my truck and took everything out and flatbeded it over to the rhinoliner place. The PPG guy is working on it. The truck should have been back on Webnesday but there were problems. I do not know what. I am very very mad at this point.

Posted: Oct 07 2004 at 11:39am | IP Logged

I dont doubt thats what they told you, I just think it sounds like a brush-off. I mean, if it was sprayed on at the factory, then it should be covered under some part of the vechicle's warranty. And even if it was sub-contracted out by the dealership, they should go to bat for you with whoever did the work. Im no expert on spray-in bedliners, but I have read up on 1-2 different brands...It isnt that new of a technology. Everything I have read about them claims they are easily repaired, and you obviously didnt do anything that caused it to blister, so whats the problem Nissan?.....fix da man's truck!!!...lol...keep on truckin ...and GL

Posted: Oct 19 2004 at 11:27am | IP Logged

Howdy, make this my first post.

Dealer quote, "The factory bedliner carries the same warrantee as the rest of the truck".

Posted: Oct 30 2004 at 2:08pm | IP Logged

Nissanone,      When I started going through this i was thinking the same thing. After getting mine back and getting the stuff fixed that the dealer hosed up, I am MUCH happier with it. There is a huge difference between the origional and the one that I currently have now . After seeing how the dealer hosed up the stuff when they reinstalled unitrack and tailgate, I would not want them to replace the whole bed. No telling what they would have screwed up!

Just food for thought.