[psmith01]

Originally Posted by 123Gone

I have reason to believe that that's not a true statement, because you have appeared on other sites stating that you have been either "using" or "spraying Qwikliner " for five years (sometimes three years, sometimes two years). I know you're the same person/persons because you are posting the same pics and you tend to have spelling and grammar errors.

I also think that there several of you that are in cahoots and your names are John Rider, Brenda Marlow, Eric Wander, Paul Harris, Paul Smith, Jose, Jessica Smith, Richard Newman, and Bill McConway. At least some of you are located in Houston which is where Ulimate Linings (makes Qwikliner) office is located. You obviously are Paul Smith. However, many times, these people post from the same computer, so maybe you are just ONE person using multiple names, which is probably the case because the ALL have grammar/spelling errors.

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low pressure have their own Advantages See the advantage of catridge based sytem /qwikliner. Qwikliner1 Easy to install customer can do .2 Environmentally Friendly Spray 3 Prices are half than others4 Spray bedliner within 15 minutes, after that customer can use the vehicle.5 Save money, save time6 Low maintenance cost. low labour cost.High pressure Bedliner1 Not environment friendly2 Hard to install .Customers can't do.3 Cost are high4 At least take 6-8 hours 5 Time and money consuming6 High maintenance and labour cost.You showed me the picture of material gouped on .It is due to bad installation not due to bedliner quality.Qwikliner is like family truck bedliner doctor.