Q: I have a 2015 Dakota with a sprayed in bedliner which is faded and stained. Will your truck bedliner renew kit restore the original gloss and make it look like new again? A: For best results, we would recommend … Continue reading →
Question: I recently gouged my from-the-dealer spray-in bedliner when I was carrying some small landscaping boulders – the bedliner is completely gone and the paint showing through in several areas. However, the areas are narrow ‘channels’ from pushing/pulling the boulders … Continue reading →
For dealers or larger orders, discounts are generally available, but the retail cost outline is below: We usually recommend 63 mils average thickness. This is what a quality job from Line-X would apply. Many applicators (including the Line-X, Rhino, etc.) … Continue reading →
The simplest option for you to add bedliner protection if you are looking for a smooth finish is to use our Tintable Bedliner products such as: https://store.sprayliningandcoatings.com/product/tintable-bed-liner-kit/ . This kit consists of 1 gallon A Clear, and ½ gallon of … Continue reading →
We can custom quote coatings tailored for almost any job, but have some limitations based on the formulation required and the size of containers. Our customary colored bedliner is a 2 stage process where a bedliner base coat which is … Continue reading →
Any single stage, single part automotive paint will work with our clear bedliner to color match. Additionally, any solvent or oil based exterior paint will work, but may require additional drying time. This is especially true if selecting an oil … Continue reading →
This kit is designed to allow you to do the color matching. The process is to first apply the bedliner or protective coating mixing 2 components of liquid and a variable mix of powdered components in a light grey color. … Continue reading →
Applying a truck bed liner by spray gun is generally the established best practice. Truck bed liners are being sprayed at auto body shops all over america, and generally never rolled on except when DIY kits from many retailers are … Continue reading →
In general, the recommended application for the bedliner (both base coat and top coat) is to apply at temperatures above 70 degrees. This will help promote rapid cure and avoid much of the sagging which otherwise might occur. The base … Continue reading →
Bedliner durability is relative to applicator and preparation. – But, for the sake of argument, a poly-hybrid in general exhibits better specs for adhesion, tear and impact resistance than polyurethane or aliphatic urethanes. Applicator experience and prep is a huge … Continue reading →