Bedliners
Why Choose TNT Customs Bedliners?
Whether you’re a rancher, contractor, off-roader, or weekend warrior, our spray-in bedliners are designed to handle whatever your truck encounters. Unlike drop-in liners that can shift, trap moisture, and contribute to rust, our spray-in bedliners form a permanent bond with the truck bed for long-lasting protection. Built to withstand heavy loads, harsh weather, and everyday wear, they won’t crack, peel, or warp, helping keep your truck protected for years to come.
Key Features of Our Spray-On Bedliners
✅ Lifetime Warranty – Peace of mind for as long as you own your truck
✅ Stain & Chemical Resistant – Protects against oil, fuel, and harsh chemicals
✅ Rust & Corrosion Prevention – Seals out water, dirt, and debris
✅ No Cracking, Peeling, or Bubbling – Built to last in any condition
✅ Environmentally Friendly & VOC-Free – Safe for you and the environment
✅ Sound-Dampening & Impact-Absorbing – Reduces noise and minimizes damage
✅ Permanent Bond to Your Truck Bed – Won’t shift, warp, or trap moisture
TNT Customs Bedliner Pricing
- Standard Spray-In Bedliner – $659.99 installed (up to an 8ft bed)
- Premium Bedliner with UV Top Coat – $759.99 installed
- Custom Applications – Contact us for a quote
Spray-In Bedliner FAQ
How much does a spray-in bedliner cost?
TNT Customs standard spray-in bedliner starts at $659.99 installed, with a lifetime warranty against cracking, chipping, and peeling. If you want extra UV protection for added durability, our premium bedliner is $759.99. For larger commercial trucks, contact us for a custom quote.
Are there any additional charges?
We keep pricing simple, but if your truck bed has been exposed to heavy oil or chemical spills, a solvent-based pre-cleaning fee may apply. Also, make sure to remove tools, toolboxes, and accessories before your appointment. If you need us to remove them, additional fees may apply. A $5 shop fee is standard on all jobs.
How long does the installation take?
The spray-in bedliner will be fully installed in just 4 hours. It will be dry to the touch when you pick it up, so you can get back on the road the same day.
When can i start using my truck bed?
This bedliner cures internally and reaches full hardness in just one hour. However, for best results, we recommend waiting at least 24 hours before loading materials or power washing your truck bed.
Is a Spray-In Bedliner Worth the Cost?
Yes. A spray-in bedliner is one of the best investments you can make to protect your truck. Unlike drop-in bedliners, spray-in bedliners bond directly to the truck bed, creating a durable protective barrier against scratches, dents, rust, chemicals, and everyday wear. A professionally installed spray-in bedliner helps preserve your truck’s appearance, reduce maintenance costs, and protect its value for years to come.
What Is the Difference Between a Spray-In Bedliner and a Drop-In Bedliner?
A spray-in bedliner is permanently applied to the surface of your truck bed, creating a seamless, non-slip coating that won’t shift or trap moisture. A drop-in bedliner is a molded plastic insert that sits inside the bed. While drop-in liners can provide basic protection, they may rub against the paint and allow dirt, water, and debris to collect underneath, potentially leading to rust. Spray-in bedliners offer a more durable, custom-fit solution with long-lasting protection.
Can a Spray-In Bedliner Prevent Rust?
A spray-in bedliner helps protect your truck bed from rust by sealing the surface against moisture, dirt, road salt, and other contaminants. When professionally installed on a clean, rust-free truck bed, the coating creates a protective barrier that reduces the risk of corrosion. If significant rust is already present, repairs may be necessary before the bedliner is applied to ensure proper adhesion and long-term protection.
How Long Does a Spray-In Bedliner Last?
A professionally installed spray-in bedliner is designed to last for the life of your truck. High-quality bedliners resist cracking, peeling, chipping, and fading, even when exposed to harsh weather, heavy loads, and daily use. With proper care, a spray-in bedliner can continue protecting your truck bed for many years while maintaining its appearance and performance.
Does a Spray-In Bedliner Increase Resale Value?
A spray-in bedliner can help maintain or increase your truck’s resale value by protecting the bed from damage that can make a vehicle less appealing to buyers. A clean, well-protected truck bed demonstrates that the vehicle has been cared for and can reduce concerns about rust, dents, scratches, and excessive wear. Many truck buyers view a professionally installed spray-in bedliner as a valuable upgrade.
Can you spray a bedliner on a damaged truck bed?
Yes! Scratches, dents, and faded paint are no problem, as long as the truck bed is structurally sound and rust-free. Our spray-in bedliner bonds directly to the existing paint for a smooth, durable finish. If there is significant rust or holes, repairs may be necessary before application.
Looking for extra protection beyond your truck bed? We can spray-on bedliner coatings for:
✔ Bumpers – Toughen up your front and rear bumpers for off-road durability
✔ Rock Sliders & Rocker Panels – Prevent scratches and corrosion from trail debris
✔ Toolboxes – Add a rugged, slip-resistant coating for extra protection
✔ Fender Flares & Grille Guards – Keep them looking new with a heavy-duty finish
✔ Jeep & Off-Road Armor – Shield against rock chips, rust, and trail damage
Want a custom bedliner application? Call us today for a quote!