Spray-In Bed Liners
The liner bonds straight to the metal, so there's no gap for water to sit in and nothing to shift under a load. Sprayed in our own bays at both shops.
Get a Liner Quote
- Short bed
- $450
- Long bed
- $599
- Ready the same day
- Lifetime warranty against bubbling and peeling
What It Protects Against
The bed is the hardest-working surface on the truck, and the one part of the paint nobody protects.
- Gravel and caliche
Ranch roads throw rock at the bed all day. A sprayed liner takes the hit where bare paint chips and starts rusting from the chip out.
- Tools and equipment
Toolboxes, welders, jacks, pipe — anything that slides under braking gouges a bed. The liner is the wear surface instead of the sheet metal.
- Texas sun
UV chalks and fades an unprotected bed. The liner is UV-stable, so it holds its color instead of going gray over a couple of summers.
- Water and rust
Bonded directly to the metal with no seams and no gaps, there's nowhere for water to sit and nowhere for rust to start — unlike a drop-in, which traps it underneath.
Our Process
- Inspect & Estimate
We assess your bed's current condition, note any rust or damage, and walk you through liner options so you choose the right product and thickness for how you use your truck.
- Clean & Prep
The bed is stripped of any existing accessories, thoroughly cleaned, sanded, and etched. Proper surface prep is what separates a liner that lasts a lifetime from one that peels.
- Tape & Protect
Everything that shouldn't get coated — tie-down anchors, bed rails, lights — is carefully masked off. We protect your truck like it's our own.
- Spray & Cure
Your liner is applied in multiple passes using professional spray equipment for even, consistent coverage. We then allow the full cure time before final inspection and delivery.
Bed Liner Questions
I got a bed liner sprayed on my truck here. They were fast, cheap and extremely professional. I'll definitely be going back!
- How much does a spray-in bed liner cost?
- $450 for a short-bed truck and $599 for a long bed. The price is quoted before we start, so there are no surprises at pickup — and if you want rails, rockers or bumpers coated too, we'll quote those at the same time.
- How long does it take?
- Same day. Drop the truck off and we'll call you when it's ready to drive home — no leaving it with us overnight.
- Is it covered by a warranty?
- Yes — a lifetime warranty against bubbling and peeling. We can offer that because of the prep: a spray-in liner bonds chemically to the metal rather than sitting on top of it, and nearly every failed liner we see is a prep failure, not a product failure. That's why our process spends more time on cleaning, sanding and etching than on spraying.
- Spray-in or a drop-in bed liner?
- A drop-in is cheaper and it protects against dents, but it's a separate piece of plastic sitting in your bed. Grit and water get underneath it, it shifts and rubs, and the rust starts where you can't see it. A spray-in has no gap, no movement and no place for water to hide.
- Can you spray more than the bed?
- Yes. Rocker panels, bumpers, fender flares, tailgate caps, toolboxes and trailer decks all take the same coating. If there's a surface on the truck that's getting beaten up, ask us about it when we quote the bed.
