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Bedliner for Full Jeep or Truck Exteriors — 12 Comments

  1. I had a 2008 Toyota Tundra crew cab fully coated. The shop used stuff by the name of Monsta which wore off & cracked everywhere. I paid more to National Lining & Coating Svc, a NE Distributor for SLC to remove the junk. I bought this Full jeep DIY kit via SLC for $915. Thats advised for the whole coating on the Tundra. Its now metallic silver gray, way thicker. Its been about 6 months so far but it gets major abuse & really looks close to new.

  2. I run a body shop that customizes. What are the differences between your DIY for jeep bedliner kit and your professional grade polyurea?

    • DIY Bedliner is made of same, high quality polyurea as SLC dealer grade. The DIY jeep bed liner is less flexible on exterior and more flexible, i.e. most slip-proof for interior. Exterior quantity is much more as is required. Any kit or DIY package is customize-able. Just call or email us.

    • DIY jeep Bedliner is a polyurea Hybrid that flexes but is meant for exterior body so its less flexible than, say, pick up truck bedliner.

  3. I have same question. It’s Sunday now I called the main # for Ben Dexters SLC . I understand Polyurea is the real deal but I want to hear what their actual supplier said. Just left message at the actual SLC supplier.

  4. Can you split your full size DIY jeep Bedliner kit to ship exactly half the amount? I want to
    Coat the lower half of a 1989 Jeep Wagoneer with fender wells for sound deadening. It’s lifted 4 inches with high profile knobby tires so drives very noisy on street. Your full jeep or full truck kit would leave a lot over.

  5. It’s good to know that bed liners are the most cost effective option for protecting your investment and the aesthetic value of your truck, like you said. I’m thinking about buying my first truck. I didn’t realize that I would need to get a bed liner for it. I’ll definitely have to do some searching to find a good solution for protecting it.

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