Spray-in bedliner touch up
April 14th, 2010, 7:39 AM
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Spray-in bedliner touch up
Hello everyone! I'm a newbee and have a question. I'm in the process of buying an 06 Silverado 1500 ext. cab 2wd. It has a spray in bedliner, but I can't tell what brand the bedliner stuff is. The dealer has no idea as they got the truck at auction. My question is this, does anyone sell a generic "touch up kit" for spray in bedliners. There is a small spot about 1/2" X 3" that is scraped of on the bed of this truck. I'm just looking for something to touch up that spot or future blemishes. Any thoughts? Thanks a million! Smittykid
April 14th, 2010, 11:41 AM
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NAPA, O'Reilly's, Pep Boys and Advanced Auto all sell a can of spray in truck bed liner, like a can of spray paint, for around 8 bucks a can. It is made by Dupli-Cote. I use this stuff all the time as I have recently repainted my trailer with this to protect it better than regular paint, I also have used it to touch up the bed of my truck.
April 14th, 2010, 4:20 PM
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NAPA, O'Reilly's, Pep Boys and Advanced Auto all sell a can of spray in truck bed liner, like a can of spray paint, for around 8 bucks a can. It is made by Dupli-Cote. I use this stuff all the time as I have recently repainted my trailer with this to protect it better than regular paint, I also have used it to touch up the bed of my truck.
And thanks for yelling. LOL
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I'm a little late to respond, but:
Those aftermarket products won't stick very well to the original bedliner. You can increase the adhesion by:
1. Clean the area of dust and dirt.
2. Lightly sand the spot.
3. Clean again again.
4. Wipe the area with acetone and then IMMEDIATELY apply the bedliner product.
Those aftermarket products won't stick very well to the original bedliner. You can increase the adhesion by:
1. Clean the area of dust and dirt.
2. Lightly sand the spot.
3. Clean again again.
4. Wipe the area with acetone and then IMMEDIATELY apply the bedliner product.
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