Bedliner spray on the hard top roof + fender flares? Yes please!

[Bronco Badlands76]

Either way I wouldn't do anything to it until off warranty; spraying definitely voids warranty.

Tom

I see what you’re saying but, I’m not worried about the warranty for the top. I’ve read about people having tops replaced three times. The tops are garbage and I don’t have $6k for an aftermarket one. I’m not gonna waste my time trading out tops that are just gonna crack again.

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[TPadden72]

I see what you’re saying but, I’m not worried about the warranty for the top. I’ve read about people having tops replaced three times. The tops are garbage and I don’t have $6k for an aftermarket one. I’m not gonna waste my time trading out tops that are just gonna crack again.

If the bed liner fix holds up I agree, time will tell. Let us know.

 

[Deleted member 72236]

... But the replacement might be worse in quality and fitment attributing to noise levels. I don't want to sacrifice the quieter ride just to replace the minor cracks that have been there for 2 years and haven't gotten worse.

That’s a good point. I haven’t considered that at all. I figured figment should be pretty standard and straightforward on a mass produced item like that.

A lot of people complain about noise in these and I haven’t understood it. i don’t think it’s bad unless your used to luxury vehicles (which is an expectation issue, not a problem with the vehicle.) But now, I wonder if some people’s tops leave significantly bigger gaps between panels than others creating more road noise.

 

[Beach_Bum]

That’s a good point. I haven’t considered that at all. I figured figment should be pretty standard and straightforward on a mass produced item like that.

A lot of people complain about noise in these and I haven’t understood it. i don’t think it’s bad unless your used to luxury vehicles (which is an expectation issue, not a problem with the vehicle.) But now, I wonder if some people’s tops leave significantly bigger gaps between panels than others creating more road noise.

I think the tops are standard, but the placement of the gaskets and weatherstripping doesn't seem to be. My Black Diamond (the noisy one) never leaked, but the front panels never sat visibly flush with the rear. I attributed it to the gasket.

Then there are the rear windows and perhaps inadequate adhesive was placed? It all is supposition. But when you combine all the parts that comprise of the roof, there are many possibilities where a slight variance can lead to increased noise.

 

[Techun]

That’s a good point. I haven’t considered that at all. I figured figment should be pretty standard and straightforward on a mass produced item like that.

A lot of people complain about noise in these and I haven’t understood it. i don’t think it’s bad unless your used to luxury vehicles (which is an expectation issue, not a problem with the vehicle.) But now, I wonder if some people’s tops leave significantly bigger gaps between panels than others creating more road noise.

They do, they are very different. Some you can shine a flashlight and see daylight through gaps.

 

[DALOLA]

My only reference point is the only Bronco I've ever owned, my '24 BB 2Dr. Going in, my expectations were, it was going to ride like garbage, be loud on the road, with lot's of tire & wind noise. But I didn't care, because it was a toy purchase, not a DD. But it ended up shattering my expectations on all fronts. Still amazed at it's composure on-road, and overall driving experience. I guess I'm just lucky, my MIC top is also perfect, and very quiet, relatively speaking.

 

[GRNMACHINE]

For those that are curious, this is not Line-X. It is an alternate product called Legacy Premier. The cost was $1200: 800 for the roof and 400 for the fender flares.

Older post, that looks fantastic and the price seems very reasonable!

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