Spray In Bedliners
Spray In Bedliners
Typically referred to as “spray in”, “spray on”, “paint on”, or “roll on” bedliners, spray in bedliners are a popular choice for those looking for something to protect their truck bed.
Benefits of a Spray-In Bedliner
Their appeal is that the spray-in bedliner itself is mostly permanent and when they are installed correctly, they look good for the first few years on the truck.
Problems with Spray-In Bedliners
If you’re considering a spray in bedliner, know that you are required to scuff the paint off of your truck bed before it can be painted on your truck. Who wants to ruin a new truck? What’s worse, this process voids your factory paint warranty. Once the painting, spraying or rolling begins, it’s a really messy project that is best performed by a skilled, OSHA regulated installer.
Other factors to consider:
The abrasive texture of the spray-in bedliner can damage your cargo and it doesn’t always hold your cargo in place. The paint material can chalk in the sun and tends to fade or peel over time. Paint-on bedliners won’t always stop dents of sidewalls or your tailgate because the material is directly adhered to the bed of your truck.
Spray-In Bedliners or DualLiner?
It really depends on your personal preference. We recommend you check out a DualLiner bedliner, which offers custom fit side-walls made for your truck model and a ZeroSkid® rubber floor mat.
