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Bed & tonneau protection

Suit up the bed, under the cover and out.

A tonneau keeps rain and eyes out, but the bed underneath still takes every load. Pair your cover with a sprayed polyurea liner, coated rails and a protected tonneau surface for a truck that looks tailored and works hard.

  • Spray-in bedliners
  • Tonneau surfaces
  • Bed rails & caps
  • Tailgates
  • Bed floor mats replaced
Coverage options

Bed and tonneau protection, made to measure.

Every bed has its own ribs, tie-downs and drain holes. A sprayed system is built to that exact shape, so it fits like a tailored suit instead of a one-size liner.

Best fit

Liner + coated cover edges

A sprayed liner plus coated rails gives your tonneau a clean seat to close on and keeps the rails from wearing where the cover clamps down.

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Spray-in bedliner

Sprayed polyurea from the bulkhead to the gate, wrapped into every rib and corner.

  • Molded to your exact bed
  • Won't shift or trap water
  • Textured grip for cargo
Any pickupShort & long beds
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Rails & tonneau seat

Bed rails, caps and cover contact points coated for a tight, scuff-proof seal.

  • Protects clamp areas
  • Keeps rails from wearing
  • Clean look with the cover open
Hard coversRoll & fold
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Tailgate & cover face

Inside of the tailgate and the face of hard tonneau panels in a durable textured finish.

  • Hides boot and load scuffs
  • Matches the liner texture
  • UV-stable topcoat options
Hard tonneausTailgates
Coverage map

Anatomy of a protected bed

Tap a marker to see where coverage goes.

Bed floorTakes the load. A textured liner grips cargo and stops dents from turning into rust.
Bed railsWhere the tonneau clamps and seals. Coating them protects the contact points.
TailgateLoaded from here every day; coating the inside face hides scuffs.
BulkheadCargo slides forward under braking; this wall gets hit the most.
Bonded to the steel
  • Bonded, not just laid in
  • Seals seams and spot welds
  • Quiet under a closed cover
Why sprayed beats drop-in

No rattles, no gaps, no hidden rust.

Plastic drop-in liners can rub through paint and hold water against the steel. A sprayed polyurea liner bonds directly to the bed, so there is no gap for grit and moisture, and nothing to rattle under a closed tonneau.

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  • Cover and hardware removed
  • Cab, lights and gate edges masked
  • Hardware reinstalled after cure
The fitting

How a bed gets tailored.

Your applicator removes the cover and hardware, scuffs the bed, masks the cab and lights, then sprays in controlled passes. Tie-downs, drain holes and cover clamps go back in place once the liner cures.

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Bedliner & tonneau questions

What makes a truck look finished?

Consistent styling, quality fitment and clean finishes.

Do accessories affect fuel economy?

Racks and lifts can increase drag and weight.

Chrome or black trim?

A style choice; black often pairs well with textured finishes.

Can I coat just trim pieces?

Yes. Bumpers, flares and trim are common.

Are textured finishes hard to clean?

Rough textures hold dirt more; finer textures clean easier.

Where do I get a finish sprayed?

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Get the bed suited up.

Tell an ArmorThane applicator about your truck and cover, and get a quote for a liner that fits like it was tailored.

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