Spray-on Urathane Bedliner, Floors, Beds, Body Side Panels

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Spray on "bed liner" isn't just for truck beds anymore. There is a growing and practical trend to have body side panels sprayed with bed liner, in some cases entire vehicles are now being coated with urethane bed liner. It is both an aesthetically pleasing appearance and provides a high durability coating to the external panels of any vehicle, on or off road. The durable urethane coating is typically `1/16 of an inch thick and protects against rust, corrosion, UV damage, and extreme temperatures while resisting stains as well as providing damage protection from scratches, flying debris and ding. It gives a more rugged and aggressive appearance to any vehicle. The 2 part urethane liner makes an excellent sound deadener under or inside vehicles. Waterproof material stays flexible and reduces road noise and vibration. The product can be sprayed in any color and closely matched to any vehicle color. You can use these products on just about anything, but here are a few of the most popular places:

  • inside of trailers
  • Inside our outside of toolboxes
  • Truck cabs
  • Tractor cabs
  • Inside your car and or trunk
  • Fenders
  • Chassis or your frame
  • Underside of your automotive bodies
  • Engine compartments
  • Any surface that is metal, aluminum, fiberglass, or wood that is exposed to scuffs or high impact environments

I provide a very reasonably priced service to spray one of the best urethane bed liner coatings on the market, U-Pol® Raptor Liner. I have more than 10 years of auto body repair and refinishing experience and can provide first rate body preparation and application of the liner product. I attached some pictures of a few liner jobs I've done. PM me if it is something you are interested in having done or have any questions.

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I couldn't be more happy with Rick's work. I've had him work on many of our vehicles and it is always top notch. The liner gets comments all the time because of the quality job that was done.
Rick also does a great job of restoring cruisers of many vintages.
Drop me a line if you have any questions about how well he did on our vehicles.
Ben
 
What @DOCBG and @Desert Yeti said.

Rick took care of my fender flare holes at the beginning of March and his work is top notch!! Turn-around time was just under a week.

I also had him partially line the hood which took care of 90% of the 80 series high speed hood vibration (because of breaking the sound barrier of course)

In short, if you're considering getting some liner put on your rig, and want it done right the first time, give Rick a call. You can also see my build thread with pics and also a few questions answered.
 
Just had Rick take care of my grill and trim after my crappy rattle can "texture" faded from black to turd brown after a little over 2 months.

Rick's raptor lining still looks just as good as the day I picked it up after 6 months of sun and trails.

Psyched that everything is back to matching.

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live in Denver and interested in have my whole truck lined.
Is there a number to call you at or can you get a hold of me on here?
Something im looking at doing within the next few weeks. In the midst of getting parts for the lining.
Thanks
jeff
 
Just Finished another Liner job, with Pocket Flares.

This great 80 series needed some attention to the body, Pocket Flares fit and installed, and received a full exterior urethane bed liner coating in the color "Quicksand". Also sprayed the grille and trim, Pocket Flares, and mirrors. Came out spectacular!

I've opened a Facebook page as well. Check it out and give me a like at Cason's AutoCraft | Facebook. If your in the northern Colorado region and need some work, give me a shout.

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