NOTE: GAPGUARD should not be applied to vehicles when the temperature is below 50 degrees farenheit. Once the GAPGUARD is applied temperature is not an issue.
CLICK HERE for important information regarding GAPGUARDS and bedliners.
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| Installing your GAPGUARD to your truck's bed is quick and easy! In fact, GAPGUARD is applied in SIX easy steps!
NOTE: GAPGUARD should not be applied to vehicles when the temperature is below 50 degrees farenheit. Once the GAPGUARD is applied temperature is not an issue. CLICK HERE for important information regarding GAPGUARDS and bedliners. |
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| Step 1. Click here and buy a GAPGUARD!! | Step 2. Thoroughly clean your truck's tailgate area. | Step 3. Measure the GAPGUARD to the width of your truck's bed. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| Step 4. With a pair of household scissors, cut the GAPGUARD to match the width of your truck's bed | Step 5. On the back of the GAPGUARD, remove the paper from the adhesive and slowly apply the GAPGUARD to your truck's bed then tailgate. | Step 6. Smooth out any bumps along the GAPGUARD and push down on the adhesive to ensure the GAPGUARD is securely in place. | ||||||||||||||||||||