KEEP CARGO IN THE TRUCK

Mar 1, 2006 12:00 PM

STOP CARGO from spilling out of the gap between the truck bed and the tailgate while protecting the truck bed with the new Liner Tongue from Rockwell Morris. The urethane seal protects against corrosion by preventing moisture from building up beneath the bed liner and tailgate liner. The Liner Tongue seal is available in either yellow or black in a universal size that can be trimmed to fit any pickup truck, with or without a truck bed liner. The product can be installed in 10 minutes to the bed of a light- or medium-duty truck.

The Liner Tongue is backed by a lifetime warranty against abrasion. It sells for $29.95, plus shipping and handling. To learn more, call 877/611-4162 or visit www.linertongue.com.

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