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Spray-On Bedliner

A spray-on bedliner bonds directly to your truck’s metal, sealing it permanently against moisture, rust, and impact damage. Unlike drop-in liners that trap water and accelerate rust, Autoplex spray-on liners are custom-fit to your exact bed using 100% solids polyurethane — no solvents, no thinners, thicker coating per pass. Backed by a lifetime warranty. Available at 4 Colorado locations.

From $675

Short/Regular Bed

Quick Facts About Spray-On Bedliner at Autoplex

  • 100% solids polyurethane formula — no solvents or thinners; thicker, more durable coating per pass
  • UV inhibitor blended into the base formula — not a topcoat — keeps liner color-stable and fade-resistant
  • Tack-free in approximately 10 seconds; ready for light use same day
  • Lifetime warranty — if it peels, cracks, or fails, Autoplex redoes it for free
  • Covers the full bed including the tailgate
  • Custom applications, including wheel wells, bumpers, and rockers, vary by store. Ask your local Autoplex for pricing and availability
  • Applied at 80–125 mils depending on coverage area.
  • Available at 6 Colorado locations: Lakewood, Littleton, Longmont, Loveland, Northglenn, Colorado Springs

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Why Choose a Spray-On Bedliner?

Your truck’s bed takes a beating every time you haul lumber, gear, or equipment. Scratches, paint chips, and exposed bare metal can quickly lead to rust. A spray-on bedliner is the only protection that bonds directly to the metal — sealing it permanently against moisture, UV, and impact damage.

    • ► Permanent, bonded protection: Bonds chemically to metal; can’t shift, crack, or trap water
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    • Stops rust before it starts: Fully seals stake holes, bolt points, and drain plugs, blocking corrosion at every entry point
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    • Impact & abrasion resistance: Thick polyurethane is highly resistant to puncture and abrasion, absorbing impacts that would scar bare metal
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    • Cargo grip: Textured surface prevents loads from sliding on Colorado’s winding roads
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    • Custom fit: Applied to your actual truck bed, not a generic mold; no gaps, no water traps
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    • Adds resale value: A clean, protected bed signals a well-cared-for truck to buyers

Spray-On vs. Drop-In Liner — What’s the Difference?

Feature Spray-On (Autoplex) Drop-In Liner DIY Roll-on/Spray Can Liner
Fit Custom — bonds to your exact bed Generic mold — gaps on most trucks Coats your bed shape – coverage and finish can vary
Thickness ~125 mils – thick, impact-resistant coating Thick plastic shell – not bonded to the bed Very thin – far less build than pro spray-on
Rust protection Fully sealed — no water entry Traps water underneath — accelerates rust Prep-dependent – missed spots can leave metal exposed
Durability Permanent — won’t crack, shift, or fade Can crack, warp, and fade over years Low durability – scratches, chips, and wears through easy
Appearance Clean, integrated, factory-like Visible gaps, edges, and seams DIY look – less uniform, more streaks and texture variation
UV protection UV inhibitor blended into base formula Varies — often topcoat only or none Limited – variest by product
Warranty Lifetime (Autoplex) Varies by brand Limited or none – variest by brand

For truck owners planning to keep their vehicle long-term — or anyone hauling in Colorado’s rain, snow, and mud — spray-on is the smarter investment.

The Autoplex Formula — What Makes It Different

Not all spray-on liners are the same. The key difference at Autoplex is where the UV inhibitor lives.

► Material: 100% solids polyurethane (no solvents or thinners)

UV inhibitor: Blended into base formula — not a topcoat

Tack-free time: Approximately 10 seconds

Coating thickness: 80–125 mils depending on coverage area

Install time: Most jobs 3–5 hours

Cure for full use: Same day for light use; full bond within 24 hours

Our high-pressure spray system applies 100% solids polyurethane — meaning no solvents or thinners are added. This delivers a more consistent spray pattern and texture, and a thicker, more durable coating per pass. It also means a tack-free time of approximately 10 seconds.

The most important difference: UV inhibitor is blended directly into our two-part formula — not applied as a separate topcoat. This is what keeps the liner color-stable and fade-resistant, preventing the chalky white appearance that affects many competitor products over time. Learn more about UV degradation in polyurethane coatings.

We keep samples of the material in our showroom — stop in and see the difference in person.

What Can Be Sprayed?

Spray-on liner isn’t just for truck beds. Autoplex can apply it to:

► Full truck bed: Includes tailgate, bed floor, and bed walls

► Wheel wells: Protect against rock chips and road debris

► Rocker panels: Shield lower body panels from salt and gravel

► Bumpers: Add grip and protection to front and rear bumpers

► Running boards & step bars: Add traction and prevent corrosion

► Tailgate only: Affordable entry point for tailgate protection

Spray-On Bedliner Pricing

Bed SizePrice
Short / Regular Bed$675
Long Bed (8 ft. +)$725

Pricing covers full bed including tailgate. Wheel wells, rockers, bumpers, and step bars quoted separately.

What to Expect at Your Appointment

1. Book online at techflow.autoplexco.com/book — team confirms your appointment and pricing specifics.

2. Bed prep: Technician thoroughly cleans and scuffs the truck bed surface for maximum adhesion.

3. Masking: Exterior, taillights, tie-downs, and drain plugs carefully masked before spraying.

4. Spray application: Liner material sprayed in multiple passes for consistent, durable coverage.

5. Cure & inspect: Coating cures quickly; installer reviews finished product with you before pickup.

6. Same-day pickup (most jobs): Most installs complete in 3–5 hours; ready for light use same day.

Financing Available Through Wisetack

Don’t let budget be the reason you skip protecting your vehicle. Autoplex offers consumer financing through Wisetack, making it easy to pay over time for your installation.

    • ► Apply in seconds from your phone: No long forms, no dealership paperwork.
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    • See your options instantly: Up to 6 payment plans to choose from.
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    • Terms from 3 to 60 months: Pick the monthly payment that works for your budget.
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    • 0% APR options available: Select qualifying plans have no interest.
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    • Soft credit check to see your options: checking your rate won’t affect your credit score.

Financing is subject to credit approval. Rates range from 0% to 35.9% APR based on creditworthiness. See full terms at autoplexco.com/financing.

What Our Customers Say

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a spray-on bedliner cost?

$625 for a short or regular bed; $675 for a long bed (8 ft. and up).

At Autoplex, a spray-on bedliner is $625 for a short or regular bed, and $675 for a long bed (8 ft. and up). Book online or call 855-449-1785 for an exact quote on your truck.

For most truck owners, yes — especially for long-term ownership and Colorado weather.

For most truck owners, yes — especially for long-term ownership. Drop-in liners trap water and debris underneath and can accelerate rust. Spray-on liners bond directly to metal, creating a fully sealed, waterproof surface with a perfect fit to your specific truck.

A professionally applied spray-on liner is effectively permanent — it bonds chemically to metal and won’t peel, crack, or delaminate.

A professionally applied spray-on liner is effectively permanent. It bonds chemically to the metal and does not peel, crack, or delaminate when properly applied. Autoplex backs every installation with a lifetime warranty. Most spray-on liners outlast the truck itself.

Most installs take 3–5 hours including prep, masking, spraying, and initial cure.

Most installs take 3–5 hours including prep, masking, spraying, and initial cure. Plan to drop off in the morning and pick up in the afternoon. The liner is ready for light use the same day.

Yes — wheel wells, rocker panels, bumpers, step bars, and running boards are all common extended-coverage areas.

Yes — wheel wells, rocker panels, bumpers, step bars, and running boards are all common extended-coverage areas. Ask our team about options when you book.

Yes — a standard full-bed spray includes the tailgate interior. Tailgate-only installation is also available.

Yes. A standard full-bed spray includes the tailgate interior. Tailgate-only installation is also available as a standalone lower-cost service.

Positively — a professionally sprayed bedliner demonstrates the truck was well cared for and protects one of the most scrutinized areas at trade-in.

Positively. A clean, professionally sprayed bedliner demonstrates the truck was well cared for. Buyers actively look for this, and unprotected or rusted beds are one of the biggest negotiating points used against sellers.

Yes — lifetime warranty covering adhesion failure, peeling, and cracking. If it fails, Autoplex redoes it for free.

Yes. Autoplex backs installations with a lifetime warranty covering adhesion failure, peeling, and cracking. If the liner ever fails, we redo it for free. Ask your installer for specific terms when booking.

100% solids means no solvents or thinners are added to the liner material before spraying. This produces a thicker, denser coating per pass compared to products that use solvents to thin the formula — more material stays on your truck bed after application, resulting in better impact resistance and long-term durability.

For best results, Autoplex recommends removing any drop-in liner or damaged coating before application to ensure maximum adhesion and a smooth, even finish. Our technicians will inspect the bed surface during prep and advise on the best approach for your specific truck.

Protect Your Truck Bed — Book Online Today

A spray-on liner is a one-time investment that pays back in protection and resale value for the life of your truck.