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Alright, alright, alright, guys! Its been a bit since I’ve posted some content, but I wanted to give you some updates on one of the things I have done to “my build”! I recently installed a tonneau cover on the bed, and here’s how it went!
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634407735487


I spent weeks researching tonneau covers for my F-150, and narrowed it down to two top contenders. The BakFlip X4S, and the Truxedo Sentry CT. I was really interested in the roll up style, but wanted something that was a bit more secure and would not be compromised by any given wrongdoer with a pocket knife. The X4X and Sentry CT address that issue by being rigid and made of aluminum panels rather than simply loose vinyl/leather material.
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634407753551

Eventually, the Truxedo Sentry CT won me over. I really like the appearance of the matte black woven fabric, the ultra-low profile, and the ability to completely remove it from the bed in the event I need to.
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634407770617


I was nearly ready to pony up Truxedo’s suggested retail price $979 plus tax and shipping for a Sentry CT cover for an F-150 equipped with the 5’7” box. Amazon, multiple truck accessory websites, and the lot of retailers all had similar prices around $1,000, so I figured that was the price of admission to secure my truck bed.

A lot of you guys recommended RealTruck.com. Their website price was still $979. However, some of you advised that I email one of the salesmen directly. Well, I did and I was pleasantly surprised when I was offered a “secret squirrel” price nearly two hundred dollars less! SOLD!!

I worked with a guy by the name of Alex Pendleton, [email protected] . He did right by me, and was very helpful should you all need to purchase a bed cover, or other truck accessory from RealTruck.com.

Shipping was relatively quick, and my particular Sentry CT cover even made a special stop while enroute to my door!
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634407793771


She made a quick stop in my F-150’s birthplace! That’s right Kansas City! It was a quick stop, because it was at my house within the next day or two. Its like it was meant to be!

When it arrived, I had to wrestle the gargantuan box in inside the house and contemplate exactly how I was going to get this thing on the truck. I watched several installation videos before my purchase, and was assuming I could install it myself. But now I wasn’t entirely certain.

Here is a quick look at my truck bed before the installation. Keep in mind I have a Line-X spray in bed liner. I saw multiple instructions and videos advising those with spray-in style liners to sand down the bulkhead of the bedliner and add adhesion promoter. I was overtly reluctant to take sand paper to be brand new truck bed. So I called Truxedo directly to see what the would recommend. They said certainly add adhesion promoter, but sand the truck bed at your own risk as it could help with adherence, but obviously they would not be responsible for any damages. I had my answer, I definitely WAS NOT going to be sanding down my new bed!
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634407810635

Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634407829616

This adhesion promoter was not included with the cover, so I had to find some on my own. Believe it or not, Home Depot, Lowes, Ace Hardware, among others did have any “adhesion promoters”. Most didn’t even know what it was. “Did they just mean glue?!!” I began to think… But of all places, I finally found some 3M Adhesion Promoter on Amazon. I had to wait a few more days for that to arrive so I could begin the journey of installation.

I’m sure for many of you, installing this thing was be a breeze. For me, however, let’s just say…. I’m not the most mechanically or technically inclined when it comes to building or installing stuff. Once I got the box open, I began to wonder if I hand gotten in over my head.
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634407886872


Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634407909425

(A look at the box and all its contents. Scissors and wrench not included!)


Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634407953276

(Here we go!)

Step 1: The instructions call for installing the rubber bulkhead seal first. Add the adhesion promoter if you have a spray in liner. Oddly enough, you have to allow the promoter to dry before you apply the seal.
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408058001

Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408074477

(The rubber bulkhead seal after being applied to the bed)


Step 2: Install the cover rails. I bought a couple of clamps to help hold the rails of the cover to the bed frame. You don’t necessarily need them, but I figured all the help I could get was a good thing! Secure the rails to the bed using the provided clamps.
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408101060


The rails fit just ever so slightly on top on the bed frame.
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408144784


Step 3: Install the actual cover to the bed and rails. It secures to the rails using a locking clamp.

This plastic handle closes/clamps over the bed rail.
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408187512



(Looking up at the handle from underneath)
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408227669

That rivet from the cover goes into a hole on the bed rail. The handle then closes over it. After that, its essentially on and complete!

Of course, there were a few technique details in between, but I won’t bore you all with those. Get the manual if you want!

I’ll cut straight to the pics of the finished product!!

Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408257363

Installed with the Sentry CT cover rolled up!

Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408296610

Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408322578

It secures to the bed nicely with no contact on the rear glass.

Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408349244

If you guys have your Ford BoxLink cleats installed, the retaining straps fit in the hole of the cleat perfectly for when the cover in deployed so its not bouncing around the bed!


Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408366617


Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408411111

Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408427794

Fit flush and sung of the first try!


Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408457647

I love the low, flat profile. Looks slick!!

Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408481719

Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408504138

Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408514696



I wouldn’t truly be testing its mettle unless it went through a good old fashion Florida rain storm!
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408529114

Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408558610



Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408578551

(Had to crank the contrast up a bit, so you could see)
Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover 1634408591678

It held up flawlessly! Hardly any leaks or water inside the bed whatsoever. I saw maybe one drip up on the left side of the bulkhead wall, but I’m not even entirely certain that was water. If installed correctly, it should keep your truck stuff dry as well as give your F-150 a slick low profile looking covered bed!

Ford F-150 Quick Review: Truxedo Sentry CT Tonneau Cover EF491CB4-3AA1-46A6-8341-CCB55E35F3F0
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Have you heard the latest news…….Alex Pendleton was fired.for giving you the discount. So sad. ? ?

In other news, good job on the install.

This looks like a BAK Revolver tonneau cover with different materials and another name.

I guess it would make sense since they’re both under the umbrella of the same parent company.

I hope it gives you many trouble free years of dry service.
 

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Looks great on your truck!
 

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Great write up. I have the same one on my truck since April with no complaints. I love the cover material, i am on construction sites and thought dust would glue to it, but its very easy to keep clean.
 

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Alright, alright, alright, guys! Its been a bit since I’ve posted some content, but I wanted to give you some updates on one of the things I have done to “my build”! I recently installed a tonneau cover on the bed, and here’s how it went!
1634407735487.png


I spent weeks researching tonneau covers for my F-150, and narrowed it down to two top contenders. The BakFlip X4S, and the Truxedo Sentry CT. I was really interested in the roll up style, but wanted something that was a bit more secure and would not be compromised by any given wrongdoer with a pocket knife. The X4X and Sentry CT address that issue by being rigid and made of aluminum panels rather than simply loose vinyl/leather material.
1634407753551.png

Eventually, the Truxedo Sentry CT won me over. I really like the appearance of the matte black woven fabric, the ultra-low profile, and the ability to completely remove it from the bed in the event I need to.
1634407770617.png


I was nearly ready to pony up Truxedo’s suggested retail price $979 plus tax and shipping for a Sentry CT cover for an F-150 equipped with the 5’7” box. Amazon, multiple truck accessory websites, and the lot of retailers all had similar prices around $1,000, so I figured that was the price of admission to secure my truck bed.

A lot of you guys recommended RealTruck.com. Their website price was still $979. However, some of you advised that I email one of the salesmen directly. Well, I did and I was pleasantly surprised when I was offered a “secret squirrel” price nearly two hundred dollars less! SOLD!!

I worked with a guy by the name of Alex Pendleton, [email protected] . He did right by me, and was very helpful should you all need to purchase a bed cover, or other truck accessory from RealTruck.com.

Shipping was relatively quick, and my particular Sentry CT cover even made a special stop while enroute to my door!
1634407793771.png


She made a quick stop in my F-150’s birthplace! That’s right Kansas City! It was a quick stop, because it was at my house within the next day or two. Its like it was meant to be!

When it arrived, I had to wrestle the gargantuan box in inside the house and contemplate exactly how I was going to get this thing on the truck. I watched several installation videos before my purchase, and was assuming I could install it myself. But now I wasn’t entirely certain.

Here is a quick look at my truck bed before the installation. Keep in mind I have a Line-X spray in bed liner. I saw multiple instructions and videos advising those with spray-in style liners to sand down the bulkhead of the bedliner and add adhesion promoter. I was overtly reluctant to take sand paper to be brand new truck bed. So I called Truxedo directly to see what the would recommend. They said certainly add adhesion promoter, but sand the truck bed at your own risk as it could help with adherence, but obviously they would not be responsible for any damages. I had my answer, I definitely WAS NOT going to be sanding down my new bed!
1634407810635.png

1634407829616.png

This adhesion promoter was not included with the cover, so I had to find some on my own. Believe it or not, Home Depot, Lowes, Ace Hardware, among others did have any “adhesion promoters”. Most didn’t even know what it was. “Did they just mean glue?!!” I began to think… But of all places, I finally found some 3M Adhesion Promoter on Amazon. I had to wait a few more days for that to arrive so I could begin the journey of installation.

I’m sure for many of you, installing this thing was be a breeze. For me, however, let’s just say…. I’m not the most mechanically or technically inclined when it comes to building or installing stuff. Once I got the box open, I began to wonder if I hand gotten in over my head.
1634407886872.png


1634407909425.png

(A look at the box and all its contents. Scissors and wrench not included!)


1634407953276.png

(Here we go!)

Step 1: The instructions call for installing the rubber bulkhead seal first. Add the adhesion promoter if you have a spray in liner. Oddly enough, you have to allow the promoter to dry before you apply the seal.
1634408058001.png

1634408074477.png

(The rubber bulkhead seal after being applied to the bed)


Step 2: Install the cover rails. I bought a couple of clamps to help hold the rails of the cover to the bed frame. You don’t necessarily need them, but I figured all the help I could get was a good thing! Secure the rails to the bed using the provided clamps.
1634408101060.png


The rails fit just ever so slightly on top on the bed frame.
1634408144784.png


Step 3: Install the actual cover to the bed and rails. It secures to the rails using a locking clamp.

This plastic handle closes/clamps over the bed rail.
1634408187512.png



(Looking up at the handle from underneath)
1634408227669.png

That rivet from the cover goes into a hole on the bed rail. The handle then closes over it. After that, its essentially on and complete!

Of course, there were a few technique details in between, but I won’t bore you all with those. Get the manual if you want!

I’ll cut straight to the pics of the finished product!!

1634408257363.png

Installed with the Sentry CT cover rolled up!

1634408296610.png

1634408322578.png

It secures to the bed nicely with no contact on the rear glass.

1634408349244.png

If you guys have your Ford BoxLink cleats installed, the retaining straps fit in the hole of the cleat perfectly for when the cover in deployed so its not bouncing around the bed!


1634408366617.png


1634408411111.png

1634408427794.png

Fit flush and sung of the first try!


1634408457647.png

I love the low, flat profile. Looks slick!!

1634408481719.png

1634408504138.png

1634408514696.png



I wouldn’t truly be testing its mettle unless it went through a good old fashion Florida rain storm!
1634408529114.png

1634408558610.png

Looks great..
Nivea noob..

1634408578551.png

(Had to crank the contrast up a bit, so you could see)
1634408591678.png

It held up flawlessly! Hardly any leaks or water inside the bed whatsoever. I saw maybe one drip up on the left side of the bulkhead wall, but I’m not even entirely certain that was water. If installed correctly, it should keep your truck stuff dry as well as give your F-150 a slick low profile looking covered bed!

EF491CB4-3AA1-46A6-8341-CCB55E35F3F0.jpeg
Alright, alright, alright, guys! Its been a bit since I’ve posted some content, but I wanted to give you some updates on one of the things I have done to “my build”! I recently installed a tonneau cover on the bed, and here’s how it went!
1634407735487.png


I spent weeks researching tonneau covers for my F-150, and narrowed it down to two top contenders. The BakFlip X4S, and the Truxedo Sentry CT. I was really interested in the roll up style, but wanted something that was a bit more secure and would not be compromised by any given wrongdoer with a pocket knife. The X4X and Sentry CT address that issue by being rigid and made of aluminum panels rather than simply loose vinyl/leather material.
1634407753551.png

Eventually, the Truxedo Sentry CT won me over. I really like the appearance of the matte black woven fabric, the ultra-low profile, and the ability to completely remove it from the bed in the event I need to.
1634407770617.png


I was nearly ready to pony up Truxedo’s suggested retail price $979 plus tax and shipping for a Sentry CT cover for an F-150 equipped with the 5’7” box. Amazon, multiple truck accessory websites, and the lot of retailers all had similar prices around $1,000, so I figured that was the price of admission to secure my truck bed.

A lot of you guys recommended RealTruck.com. Their website price was still $979. However, some of you advised that I email one of the salesmen directly. Well, I did and I was pleasantly surprised when I was offered a “secret squirrel” price nearly two hundred dollars less! SOLD!!

I worked with a guy by the name of Alex Pendleton, [email protected] . He did right by me, and was very helpful should you all need to purchase a bed cover, or other truck accessory from RealTruck.com.

Shipping was relatively quick, and my particular Sentry CT cover even made a special stop while enroute to my door!
1634407793771.png


She made a quick stop in my F-150’s birthplace! That’s right Kansas City! It was a quick stop, because it was at my house within the next day or two. Its like it was meant to be!

When it arrived, I had to wrestle the gargantuan box in inside the house and contemplate exactly how I was going to get this thing on the truck. I watched several installation videos before my purchase, and was assuming I could install it myself. But now I wasn’t entirely certain.

Here is a quick look at my truck bed before the installation. Keep in mind I have a Line-X spray in bed liner. I saw multiple instructions and videos advising those with spray-in style liners to sand down the bulkhead of the bedliner and add adhesion promoter. I was overtly reluctant to take sand paper to be brand new truck bed. So I called Truxedo directly to see what the would recommend. They said certainly add adhesion promoter, but sand the truck bed at your own risk as it could help with adherence, but obviously they would not be responsible for any damages. I had my answer, I definitely WAS NOT going to be sanding down my new bed!
1634407810635.png

1634407829616.png

This adhesion promoter was not included with the cover, so I had to find some on my own. Believe it or not, Home Depot, Lowes, Ace Hardware, among others did have any “adhesion promoters”. Most didn’t even know what it was. “Did they just mean glue?!!” I began to think… But of all places, I finally found some 3M Adhesion Promoter on Amazon. I had to wait a few more days for that to arrive so I could begin the journey of installation.

I’m sure for many of you, installing this thing was be a breeze. For me, however, let’s just say…. I’m not the most mechanically or technically inclined when it comes to building or installing stuff. Once I got the box open, I began to wonder if I hand gotten in over my head.
1634407886872.png


1634407909425.png

(A look at the box and all its contents. Scissors and wrench not included!)


1634407953276.png

(Here we go!)

Step 1: The instructions call for installing the rubber bulkhead seal first. Add the adhesion promoter if you have a spray in liner. Oddly enough, you have to allow the promoter to dry before you apply the seal.
1634408058001.png

1634408074477.png

(The rubber bulkhead seal after being applied to the bed)


Step 2: Install the cover rails. I bought a couple of clamps to help hold the rails of the cover to the bed frame. You don’t necessarily need them, but I figured all the help I could get was a good thing! Secure the rails to the bed using the provided clamps.
1634408101060.png


The rails fit just ever so slightly on top on the bed frame.
1634408144784.png


Step 3: Install the actual cover to the bed and rails. It secures to the rails using a locking clamp.

This plastic handle closes/clamps over the bed rail.
1634408187512.png



(Looking up at the handle from underneath)
1634408227669.png

That rivet from the cover goes into a hole on the bed rail. The handle then closes over it. After that, its essentially on and complete!

Of course, there were a few technique details in between, but I won’t bore you all with those. Get the manual if you want!

I’ll cut straight to the pics of the finished product!!

1634408257363.png

Installed with the Sentry CT cover rolled up!

1634408296610.png

1634408322578.png

It secures to the bed nicely with no contact on the rear glass.

1634408349244.png

If you guys have your Ford BoxLink cleats installed, the retaining straps fit in the hole of the cleat perfectly for when the cover in deployed so its not bouncing around the bed!


1634408366617.png


1634408411111.png

1634408427794.png

Fit flush and sung of the first try!


1634408457647.png

I love the low, flat profile. Looks slick!!

1634408481719.png

1634408504138.png

1634408514696.png



I wouldn’t truly be testing its mettle unless it went through a good old fashion Florida rain storm!
1634408529114.png

1634408558610.png



1634408578551.png

(Had to crank the contrast up a bit, so you could see)
1634408591678.png

It held up flawlessly! Hardly any leaks or water inside the bed whatsoever. I saw maybe one drip up on the left side of the bulkhead wall, but I’m not even entirely certain that was water. If installed correctly, it should keep your truck stuff dry as well as give your F-150 a slick low profile looking covered bed!

EF491CB4-3AA1-46A6-8341-CCB55E35F3F0.jpeg
Look great..
Nice job..
 

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Have you heard the latest news…….Alex Pendleton was fired.for giving you the discount. So sad. ? ?

In other news, good job on the install.

This looks like a BAK Revolver tonneau cover with different materials and another name.

I guess it would make sense since they’re both under the umbrella of the same parent company.

I hope it gives you many trouble free years of dry service.
Yeah, through my research I realized that all of the major tonneau cover companies (Truxedo, Bakflip, etc.) are all owned by one big company.

I was heavily considering the Bakflip Revolver X4S, but I really like the cloth finished of the Sentry CT, and the ability to fully remove it if needed. It was close, but that’s why my Truxedo Sentry CT won out.

Hope you’re joking for Alex’s sake!!
 
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Great write up. I have the same one on my truck since April with no complaints. I love the cover material, i am on construction sites and thought dust would glue to it, but its very easy to keep clean.
I, too, thought the matte cloth would be a haven for dust and dirt. So far, it’s holding up very nicely with a clean, dark black finish for me!
 

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Yeah, through my research I realized that all of the major tonneau cover companies (Truxedo, Bakflip, etc.) are all owned by one big company.

I was heavily considering the Bakflip Revolver X4S, but I really like the cloth finished of the Sentry CT, and the ability to fully remove it if needed. It was close, but that’s why my Truxedo Sentry CT won out.

Hope you’re joking for Alex’s sake!!
Yes, I was only joking about Alex.
I agree that this looks so much better than the regular BAK Revolver.
 

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I got the Truck Gear Eclipse cover which is basically the same cover when I did the spray-in bed at Line-X. This was the same cover the Line-X owner had on his F150 and I was sold.
 

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Good write-up on the install. I had a Sentry CT on my '20 F150 and since I went back to a 6.5' bed on the '21 I needed a new cover anyways. I decided to go with the Revolver X4S this time, my biggest pet peeve with the Sentry is having to open the cover to close the tailgate. I didn't think this would be a big issue at first but it really started to annoy me, and with the power tailgate on this truck I didn't want to have to worry if the cover was unlatched or not for the tailgate to close. Looks wise I really liked the Sentry CT, but for everything else so far the Revolver X4S seems superior. The beauty is there are lots of different covers to choose from to meet anybody's needs, I just thought I would share my experience with both covers.
 
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Good write-up on the install. I had a Sentry CT on my '20 F150 and since I went back to a 6.5' bed on the '21 I needed a new cover anyways. I decided to go with the Revolver X4S this time, my biggest pet peeve with the Sentry is having to open the cover to close the tailgate. I didn't think this would be a big issue at first but it really started to annoy me, and with the power tailgate on this truck I didn't want to have to worry if the cover was unlatched or not for the tailgate to close. Looks wise I really liked the Sentry CT, but for everything else so far the Revolver X4S seems superior. The beauty is there are lots of different covers to choose from to meet anybody's needs, I just thought I would share my experience with both covers.

Yeah the X4S was my runner up. I just really like the matte cloth style of the CT. My tailgate still closes with it down/closed (I accidentally did it, because I forgot!) and it didn’t seem to hurt the cover or tailgate.

I think the only reason (that I’ve observed so far) that it needs to be up for is so the rear seal will overlap with the tailgate edge and keep the elements out.

I would agree the updated X4S did seem well built.
 

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Incompatibility with the power close of the tailgate is my biggest complaint about this cover. I have it, but I’m probably going to sell it for the revolver. Too bad, I really like the cloth look.
 

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I had one of these on my 2018 and loved it! The material is sorry of a life vest kinda material. But it was nice when it was dirty, taking it through the car wash and having it restored to that dark black color! I messed up on the bulkhead seal install and it leaked a little bit, but paired with the full BedRug liner, I might as well have had an Expedition!

My only complaint, like others have said, was having to open the tailgate to close it.

Probably gonna get the Revolver next though!
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