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hitch or spray liner first?

xaugievike
Explorer
Explorer
in a perfect world, is it better to have a 5'er hitch installed before or after a spray-in liner?

If it matters - it would be for a BW companion hitch.
2015 Chevy Silverado 3500hd DRW.
Pulling Keystone Cougar 325SRX

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fj12ryder
Explorer III
Explorer III
I had Line-X installed after the center hole for the hitch was drilled. This was also a B&W Companion hitch.
Howard and Peggy

"Don't Panic"

donn0128
Explorer II
Explorer II
Install the hitch, then remove it do the bed liner. Then reinstall. That way the holes get sealed too

kaydeejay
Explorer
Explorer
xaugievike wrote:
in a perfect world, is it better to have a 5'er hitch installed before or after a spray-in liner?

If it matters - it would be for a BW companion hitch.
My vote is for the liner spray AFTER the holes are cut but BEFORE the hitch is installed.
Cut edges get sealed that way.
Worked with my Superglide, but then I do not have rails bolted to the bed, my hitch sits on the pins mounted to the underbed brackets. My hitch does not touch the bed sheet metal.
Keith J.
Sold the fiver and looking for a DP, but not in any hurry right now.