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Bed Liner Repair Tips

Bruce Smith (HWT)

Aug 27, 2013

Bed Liner Repair Tips

If the liner was applied by a commercial installer such as Line-X or Rhino Lining, it is best to take the vehicle in for repair/touchup.
For DIY repairs make sure the patch material is compatible with the bed liner. Always use the same brand patch up as the original material.
Wash the affected area to remove grease/dirt with a non-oily detergent such as car wash agent.
Then cut away any loose material and use a wire wheel to rough up the edges for maximum adhesion.
For hand application on a small area, dabbing with a brush works best.
For cracks and small holes, let the patch material drizzle in the void. If you are spraying to repair a larger area, at least 6-inches all the way around.- Peter DuPre/ProPickup

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