Posted in bedliners section, but thought I would repost here...

Anyone ever spray bedliner on the bottom of the truch as stone chip guard...?

 

the line-x dealer in my area mentioned doing something like that when i was getting my bed sprayed. he said they've had all kinds of special requests, the most common being spraying the bottom side of the bed, wheel wells, and step bars.

 

a buddy of mine owns a spray in bedliner place.. he did an entire jeep once.. inside & out!

it looked badass!

 

The place that did mine had some pictures of different vehicles on the wall, and they did the inside of the bed on several dumptrucks. I have also seen a new chevy 4x4 that has the whole front end sprayed.

 

I saw one Line-X job where the owner had them apply the 'extra' material (she had a custom color for her bedliner) to the trailer hitch. It looked great and will certainly keep that area from oxidizing!

I think there's ENDLESS opportunities for this stuff!

RP

 

My friend has a 74 CJ5 that is covered inside and out in spray-on bedliner. It is definitely a good idea!

 

I accomplished the same look and feel with a can of black rubber paint from Auto Zone. It's cheaper and takes a heck of a lot less time.

 

See my reply in the Bedliner forum.

 

Streetrodders with fat fendered rods also spray the insides of their fenders to protect against dings that create a star pattern in the paint.