Protect your truck or commercial vehicle with top-quality spray-on bedliner services from Auto Tek Customs, serving South Atlanta & Henry County.
At Auto Tek Customs, we use only the highest quality materials to ensure that your spray-on bedliner stands the test of time, even under the toughest conditions. Give us a call for an estimate on spray-on bedliner for your vehicle and to book an appointment.
Spray-on bedliners bond directly to your truck bed, creating a tough, air-tight barrier that resists abrasion, rust, and impact damage.
The seamless finish prevents water and other damaging elements from seeping into the truck bed, safeguarding it against rust and corrosion.
Unlike drop-in liners, spray-on liners conform perfectly to every contour of your truck bed, providing superior protection and a sleek, finished look.
Protecting your truck bed from damage can help maintain your vehicle’s resale value.
Adding spray-on bedliner is not an easy job, but we have experts with years of experience who deliver the best possible result.
Contact UsThis initial step is crucial for ensuring the durability and effectiveness of the bedliner. The bed of the truck must be thoroughly cleaned to remove any dirt, grease, or rust. Then, it may be sanded down to create a rough surface that will help the bedliner material adhere better. Any parts that are not to be coated, like bolts or tie-downs, are either removed or carefully masked off.
Depending on the product used, a primer might be applied to enhance the adhesion of the bedliner material to the truck bed.
Using a commercial spray gun, our technicians apply the bedliner material to the bed of the truck. This application is done in layers to build up a thick enough coating to protect against dents, scratches, and corrosion. The spray gun allows for an even application that covers all nooks and crannies, ensuring complete coverage.
After application, the bedliner needs time to dry and cure. This can take from a few hours to an entire day, depending on the type of bedliner and the conditions in the workshop, such as humidity and temperature
Once the bedliner is fully cured, the technician will inspect the truck bed to ensure complete and even coverage. Any necessary touch-ups are made to areas that may require more protection.
Any parts that were removed or masked are put back or uncovered, and the truck is cleaned up for final delivery.