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#1529899 12/19/2023 12:48 AM
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Can you get by with out using the inner fender anti squeak gaskets on the task force trucks. I sprayed my inner fenders with raptor bed liner. I have seen where the gaskets collect moisture and promote rust.

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You should be good to go with the bed liner without the gaskets (which tend to wear through over time and squeak anyway. That's why they started putting radios in trucks.)


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