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Did you have a spray-in bedliner applied to your truck bed? Then you may have noticed overspray. Whenever material is sprayed where it doesn’t belong –windows, trim, body panels– that’s overspray. We talked to professional detailers to help determine what causes bedliner overspray, and how you can remove it from your truck.
Getting a bed liner is usually one of the first things that new truck owners do. It’s pretty much a no-brainer to protect your truck bed from scratches, scuffs, and water. If you want to haul things in your truck bed, a bed liner is the best way to protect both your items and the truck bed. Let’s take a look at some FAQs about bed liners and what they[…]
Trucks are pretty expensive vehicles, so naturally, most owners want to protect their investment. There’s no doubt that the area of a truck that sees the most abuse is the truck bed. However, it’s also one of the main reasons people buy trucks in the first place. Whether you use your truck for work or as a daily driver, it will be incredibly difficult to keep your bed from absorbing[…]
Pickup trucks are well known for their versatility. They’re not seen just as transportation, but as investments with plenty of practical utility. Yes, trucks are an investment, and like any investment, you’ll need to protect their value. There are plenty of ways to keep your truck’s value from depreciating such as grille guards, mud flaps and truck bed liners. Although all these aftermarket accessories play a role in protecting your[…]
**U.S. Patent Numbers: 5,695,235; 5,551,742; 5,505,512; 5,370,436
