I ended up getting some of the 3M Weatherstrip 8008 liquid adhesive and applying it. Seems to be working okay, in case someone ended up wondering.
Tonneau cover seal with factory spray-in bedliner
I just did a pretty brief search here to see if I could easily find the answer, but I was unable to find one so my question is, has anyone got the factory spray-in bedliner and installed the gaskets/seals for their tonneau cover? They call it an "element seal" in the documentation found here: http://www.agricover.com/downloads/pdf/50213.pdf?_ga=1.171829986.356800156.1451754969
Page four shows what I'm asking about effectively in the section titled "2: APPLY ELEMENT SEAL GASKET".
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I purchased the Access Original Roll-Up Tonneau Cover and it came with a long gasket/seal for the front of the box. For sure the gasket/seal needs to mount on the front of the bed but it's covered with bedliner where it needs to be applied. I highly doubt the adhesive on the gasket/seal will hold so I'm thinking I'll need to find some type of caulk-type adhesive to add. There's no way I'm the first person to encounter this but I haven't seen a verified solution yet.
Has anyone done this and/or have some brilliant ideas?
Page four shows what I'm asking about effectively in the section titled "2: APPLY ELEMENT SEAL GASKET".
I purchased the Access Original Roll-Up Tonneau Cover and it came with a long gasket/seal for the front of the box. For sure the gasket/seal needs to mount on the front of the bed but it's covered with bedliner where it needs to be applied. I highly doubt the adhesive on the gasket/seal will hold so I'm thinking I'll need to find some type of caulk-type adhesive to add. There's no way I'm the first person to encounter this but I haven't seen a verified solution yet.
Has anyone done this and/or have some brilliant ideas?
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