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.
Sprayed bed with gate downRed pickup with a black linerFresh liner in a full-size bedFull-size bed, liner just curedTonneau on a blue pickupTextured bed floor detailRails and gate edge coatedShort bed with sprayed linerRam bed after sprayingWheel-well hump in a sprayed bedLiner finished, masking still onNew truck with liner and rail caps
Beds, rails and covers drawn from ArmorThane project photos.
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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.
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.
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.