fender liners

Teecee1955

Teecee1955

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what in the world is the material GMC used on my 2025 Sierra for fenderliners?? All but impossible to clean and keep clean. I see Rough country offers something for the rear but see nothing for the front. These factory ones almost feel like heavy textured cloth
 
Teecee1955 said:
I'm curious if it could be rhino lined over. At least then it could maybe sprayed off better.
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I would not rhino line it. Bedliner material is also very hard to clean.

But be aware that if you modify this, you will lose a lot of sound insulation and it will be noisier in the cab.
 
My new Silverado and my wife's jeep also have the "felt" liners. On the jeep here in Florida I noticed that some sort of green algae/moss was growing on them. I scrubbed them with a wire brush with Dawn dish soap and hosed off . Once dry I them sprayed liberally with Lysol mold and mildew remover. A livable solution I guess. The felt material is actually quite tough.
 
25RST said:
My new Silverado and my wife's jeep also have the "felt" liners. On the jeep here in Florida I noticed that some sort of green algae/moss was growing on them. I scrubbed them with a wire brush with Dawn dish soap and hosed off . Once dry I them sprayed liberally with Lysol mold and mildew remover. A livable solution I guess. The felt material is actually quite tough.
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I sure don't like it---it's a truck, not a Cadillac LOL--I don't expect it to be quiet as a mouse. Every truck I have ever had only had abs/plastic, whatever fender liners and I thought it was fine.
 
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