Sprayed Bedliner Application Process

Prep and Sanding

• Install paper protective sheets in driver’s side carpet and protect seat
• Inspect the integrity of the bed, body and paint
• Clean the bed with hand towels and mild soap
• Carefully remove the tailgate
• Remove access panels and screws from the tailgate
• Back out and mask bed bolts
• Remove bed accessories, rails, or tie downs
• Hand rub and degrease the bed
• Prepare minor dents and scrapes in the bed to be filled
• Repair minor damage
• Abrade the truck’s bed for superior adhesion between bed and line
• Hand clean and remove dust from entire bed

• Apply an edge cutting tape to assure clean, sharp lines
• Apply masking tape and mask the entire truck body with plastic/paper to protect from overspray
• Start up the proprietary Ameraguard high-pressure system equipment
• Spray a test application to insure proper flow of material from spray gun
• Move the truck into the spray- booth area

• Apply a thin initial coat to the bedliner
• Spray to six coats (approx. 20 mil each) to bed floor; three coats on both the sides
• Use exclusive spray technique for a consistent textured finish with no drips, snags or runs
• Spray tailgate

• Inspect bed liner for superior aesthetics and complete coverage
• Pull wire from edge tape at the perfect angle to achieve crisp, laser straight lines
• Remove excess material, tape adhesive and masking paper; wipe down truck
• Hand touch up edges
• Replace tailgate access panels and bolts
• Re-install and align tailgate
• Remove masking from bed bolts and tighten to manufacturers specifications
• Deliver a great-looking, seamless application long-lasting bedliner