Bedliner full of scratches!! How to fix this??

My bedliner is full of scratches from carrying pipes and construction material, Is there a spray paint or material you can apply to make the scratches go away????

 

Have a spray in liner put in it!

 

I just scratch mine more so all the scratches blend together. I also keep my tonneau cover closed so I dont have to look at it.

 

ya dude u don't have a bed liner. that composite material is the bed. and like was said before, the only remedy i know for this would be a spray in bed liner.

if it were me id say fawk it, its a truck, and the bed besides, it doesn't need to be all glossy and shiny.

 

Mine is the same way... I also wonder if I could paint it black again or something but i'm fine with it that way. It's a truck and the bed is there to get used so I just leave it like that. It'll eventually get scratched up again anyway.

 

I just use some flat black spray paint. Works pretty good and its cheap.

 

What I plan on doing
You are a genius of the highest caliber

 

get a bed mat.

 

Go to autozone and buy two cans of bed liner spray. It's black spray paint with a little texture to it.

It will look brand new.

 

if you have the money i would get it line-x'd the paint will flake and look like crap. ive bought the spray on bedliner stuff and it flakes eventually too

 

yeah the paint or bedliner will come off if you keep hauling stuff...best thing would be to get a mat to cover it up

 

Lol, don't complain about scratches in the bed in front of a Chev or Ford driver...

It's a pickup truck, the bed won't stay scratch-free. It's not going to rust...

 

It's a truck.

 

x2 on the bedmat...plus it says tacoma and thats extra cool points.

 

seriously

 

I suppose the bed mat could prevent things slipping around back there...

 

Yeah...Sounds like you use to for work...so who cares if there is some scrapes or whatever.
A bed mat will cover some of the ones there already- and prevent more from developing.
Spray in bedliner or professinal bedliner is just adding weight to the truck for no reason other than to cover some minor scratches...I mean...if you wanna- Go for it....but not my concept of a "good idea"

 

Like he said.

 

You should have bought a Ridgeline if you wanted a sissy truck!...........

 

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