The process used to remove a spray-in bedliner is harsh and requires some aggressive work. Here’s a good-faith attempt at explaining the removal process and offering some suggestions on alternatives. Why would you need to remove a spray-in bedliner? A lot of people assume that all spray-in liners last forever. While a good portion of them are very durable, almost all of them will suffer from the following problems: Fading[…]
We talk a lot about the benefits of choosing our modular DualLiner bed liner instead of a spray-in bed liner. And for good reason! Our patented dual-technology bed liner is the best way to protect the bed of your truck and the cargo you’re hauling. But if you bought a truck that came with a spray-in bed liner already installed you might think that you’re stuck with that choice for[…]
If you made the choice to get a spray-in bedliner, you may have noticed overspray on certain areas of your truck. Overspray is any material that got sprayed where it doesn’t belong – windows, trim, panels outside the truck bed, etc. We’ve talked to expert automotive detailers as well as truck owners who know how to remove bed liner overspray to find out what causes overspray and how to get[…]
**U.S. Patent Numbers: 5,695,235; 5,551,742; 5,505,512; 5,370,436
