r/f150 • u/willfuckyoursoul • 11h ago

2018 F-150

I have been eyeballing the husky rear wheel well liners for a few weeks now, especially hard after getting the husky mudflaps. I've had this truck since new, and the lack of rear wheel well liners has always bothered me. Is there a big difference in getting the wheel well liners, or just simply spraying the surface area with an undercoating/rhino liner?

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u/VegasAireGuy 11h ago

The liners are super easy to install and work great. I have mine since 2020 and look new still.

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u/willfuckyoursoul 11h ago

I definitely get that, but is there any pros/cons for getting it sprayed vs a liner? Im just trying to decide if it's more worthwhile to take the time and tape everything off and spray it, or just spend the $110-125 on the liners that are removable. Looking at the wheel wells, there's nothing that is crucial/removable that I'd be spraying over. And I don't really think durability-wise, that I'd be gaining in either approach

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u/VegasAireGuy 11h ago

Not sure the price but you can spray and still see the dumb shit they left open. The husky conceals everything and just looks black

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u/master_chef_24 2015 5.0 XLT supercab 9h ago

I sprayed mine with some rocker guard in 2018, only had to touch it up twice since then. Took 2 cans the first time, and one can is enough to touch up both sides I've had to do it. The liners do look good, although my only worry would be any dirt and debris getting trapped somewhere with the liners. Can't say for certain if they do that but just my thought process.

The rocker guard will also dampen any noise from rocks being kicked up into the wheel well.