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Your truck bed is exposed to tough conditions, especially if you are often hauling items or off-roading. Giving your bed the greatest possible protection can help extend the life of your truck. If you’re looking for the best truck bed coating, look no further than Rhino Linings. Our spray-in truck bed liner is rated #1 among consumers and is engineered to the highest standards.

Here are some of the reasons why Rhino liner is the best truck bed coating:

Protects Against Physical and Chemical Damage

Rhino Linings protect your truck bed from all types of physical damage, including impact and abrasion. This prevents scratches and dents even when the liner is exposed to the roughest terrain or heavy use. The linings also protect against corrosion and other forms of chemical damage.

Slip-Resistant

The surface of a rhino-lined truck bed is textured, making it slip-resistant. As a result, cargo stays in place more securely. The risk of damage is also reduced so your cargo is less likely to shift during travel and damage your vehicle or other items in the truck bed.

Withstands Extreme Conditions

Engineers created Rhino liners to stand up to even the toughest conditions. In temperatures as high as 190 degrees Fahrenheit (℉) and as low as -40 ℉, the liners maintain their strength. Even commercial and military vehicles can benefit from Rhino Linings products.

Bonds Directly to the Bed

Drop-in liners, truck bed carpets, and other options leave space for water to gather, which can lead to rust. Rhino’s material direct bond to the bed of your truck ensures proper heat transfer so the truck bed isn’t a different temperature from the rest of the vehicle. And, since the coating is permanently bonded to the truck, you get the corresponding permanence of protection.

Other methods for shielding your truck bed need to be replaced regularly, but Rhino Lining lasts for the lifetime of your truck.

Industry-Leading Warranty

Rhino Linings offers a Nationwide Limited Lifetime Warranty on our truck bed coating.* Even if you move to a different state, your liner will be covered. The warranty guarantees that your coating will not crack, peel, or bubble.

Line More Than Just Your Truck Bed

With Rhino liners, you aren’t limited to protecting just your truck bed. We can line other parts of your truck or even cover the whole vehicle. We can also coat vehicles besides trucks including off-road vehicles, trailers, recreational vehicles (RVs), and more. At Eric’s Rhino Linings of Tucson, we will coat anything you can bring to us.

Schedule Your Application

If you are ready to give your truck bed the heavy-duty protection it deserves, we can help.

Contact us today to schedule an appointment to get your truck bed Rhino lined.

*This warranty only applies to truck bed lining, not other services, and is subject to limitations and restrictions.

No one wants their truck bed to rust. Not only does this look bad, but it can also damage the structure of your vehicle. If left untreated, this can lead to holes in the bed or any other part that is rusting. Rust that spreads to vital components can be a significant safety concern. Your vehicle is an investment, and you should protect it from damage, including damage from rust. Our bedliner can prevent rust from occurring, but it is usually not the best option to stop rust that has already started. To understand why, it is helpful to have an idea of what leads to rust.

What is Rust and Why Does it Happen?

Rust is the common name for iron oxide, which is a combination of iron and oxygen. This forms because of a chemical reaction that can occur when metal is exposed to water and air. The first step is that water mixes with carbon dioxide and creates an acid, which dissolves the iron. This process also separates water into hydrogen and oxygen and when oxygen molecules meet with iron molecules, rust is formed.

Newer vehicles often use rust-resistant metals and many also have an anti-corrosion coating on key parts. However, your truck bed may not be entirely immune from rust, especially if it is older. Over time, the original coating can wear off and expose more vulnerable parts.

Can Bedliner Stop The Spread of Rust?

Once rust has started to occur, it is important to act quickly to prevent it from spreading. While bedliner may cover up the rust spots, it will not actually prevent the spread of rust. However, you can apply the coating to a surface once the rust has been removed. Surface-level rust has to be sanded off and the rust is affecting key structural components, it’s best to seek the help of a professional.

Can Bedliner Prevent Rust?

Although Rhino liner is not designed to stop rust, the coating can be a great way to prevent this issue from occurring in the first place. Our bedliner bonds directly to the surface of your truck bed, creating a watertight and airtight seal. As a result, the chemical reaction that causes rust cannot take place under the lining. This is one of the many benefits of Rhino liners compared to other types of truck bed liners. Since drop-in linings leave a gap between the bottom of the lining and the surface of the truck bed, moisture can collect and speed up rusting.

Protect All Your Vehicles From Rust

Rhino Linings products can be used for more than just truck beds. We can apply it to any part of your truck, and this can be a great way to prevent rust in a variety of areas. Additionally, we can coat any vehicle you can bring to us including boats, trailers, recreational vehicles (RVs), and more.

To protect your vehicle from rust and other types of damage, make an appointment for Eric’s Rhino Linings of Tucson today.

There are many different options for protecting your truck bed, and it can be overwhelming to decide which is best for your needs. Truck bed carpet is a mat that lines the bed of your truck and has a soft, textured surface. This does provide some protection for your vehicle, but it is prone to damage and stains and is typically not the best choice if you need a heavy-duty solution. Our spray-on liner bonds directly to your truck bed and is engineered to withstand even the toughest conditions.

Some of the benefits of our liner vs truck bed carpet include:

Easy to Clean

While truck bed carpet can be removed and cleaned, it can easily become stained or otherwise look ragged. Our liners can be hosed down or washed off the same way you wash your truck, so there’s no need to do any extra work. It’s simple to keep your truck bed looking its best with our spray-on products.

Permanent Coating

It’s true that the cost of Rhino liner is going to be higher than a carpeted mat, but it is important to keep in mind that your spray-on truck liner is designed to last for the lifetime of your truck. Comparatively, you will likely need to replace carpet more often. Our liners give you a permanent solution and come with a Nationwide Limited Lifetime Warranty. *

Slip-Resistant Surface

Carpet provides some traction and is better than nothing however, Rhino liners are better at keeping cargo in place. The coating has a textured surface that is slip-resistant, which reduces the risk of damage to the items you are transporting and protects your truck bed at the same time.

More Complete Coverage

A carpeted mat only protects the floor of your truck bed. If cargo bangs against the sides, it can easily cause dents or scratches and the carpet will not prevent this. Our coating covers the entirety of your truck bed and gives you complete protection. We can also spray other parts of your vehicle or even line your entire truck.

Protect Against More Forms of Damage

Whereas truck bed carpet offers partial protection against scratches, Rhino liner can protect against this plus dents, corrosion, rust, and more. It’s even strong enough for commercial or military applications and can withstand temperatures as high as 190 degrees Fahrenheit (℉) and as low as -40 ℉.

The Rhino Linings Difference

There are various options for spray-on liner, but Rhino Linings is the top-rated liner among consumers and offers superior protection and durability. We are the brand that most people ask for by name.

Spray-On Liner in Tucson

If you want to give your truck the best protection available, Eric’s Rhino Linings of Tucson can help. Our experienced technicians can apply high-quality liner to your truck or other vehicle.

To learn more or to schedule an appointment for application, contact us today.

*This warranty only applies to truck bed lining, not other services, and is subject to limitations and restrictions.

Maintaining and protecting your vehicle is essential and for commercial vehicles, this is often more important. Pick-up trucks are often used by businesses both large and small to transport tools and material to job sites. Whether you have one vehicle or a whole fleet, Eric’s Rhino Linings of Tucson can apply truck liner spray that can help extend the life of your vehicle. This liner is durable enough to stand up against daily, heavy-duty use without you worrying about scratches, dents, corrosion, or other types of damage.

What is Truck Liner Spray?

A spray-on liner is one of the best ways to ensure your truck’s bed lasts a lifetime and is the ultimate in truck protection. This spray conforms to every contour of your truck with no seams or gaps, completely blocking the metal surfaces from damage, water, chemicals, or dirt. It is designed not to warp or crack and is professionally applied with care and precision. This coating resists impacts, abrasions, and corrosion, offering the highest-quality protection for your investment. Our coating is environmentally friendly, solvent free, and will stand up to fertilizers, chemicals, and most petroleum products.

Advantages of Lining Your Commercial Vehicle

Spray-on protective coatings have many advantages. They require no attachment holes and have no vibration noise. It is a solid investment that is attractive and easy to clean. They are designed to withstand harsh weather and will not crack, warp, peel, or split in temperatures as low as -40 ℉ and as hot as 190 ℉.

Spray-on bedliners provide a textured, non-slip surface that prevents your cargo from sliding around, protecting both your load and your truck. Drop-in liners can crack, and the vibration of them can cause damage to the surface of your truck bed. If you need a heavy-duty liner, then a spray on liner is your solution.

Not Just for the Truck bed

Commercial vehicles often need more protection than a truck bed liner alone. Our spray can be applied to bumpers, rocker panels, grille guards, and more. If your business uses a vehicle other than a truck, we can coat these as well. Rhino liners are incredibly versatile and can be used on almost any type of vehicle interior and exterior.

Make an Appointment for Commercial Vehicle Lining

At Eric’s Rhino Linings of Tucson, we can answer any questions you may have about truck liner spray. We work with individuals as well as commercial clients and are happy to go over the different options for protecting your fleet vehicles.

Contact us today to learn more about our vehicle lining services.

When you are selecting a liner to protect your trailer from damage there are several factors to take into consideration. One of the most important is if you would like a spray-on or drop-in trailer liner. Drop-in liners are usually made of hard plastic and are a shell that is fitted to the inside of your trailer. A spray-on liner is applied by professionals and bonds directly to the surface. Both will protect from the elements and damage that your cargo can cause to your trailer to some extent, but spray-on liner is clearly the better choice.

Differences Between Spray-On and Drop-in Trailer Liners

Application is not the only area that these products differ. Drop-in liners are frequently less expensive than spray-on options. However, they are also less durable since they are made from plastic. They can often crack and they are also slick, so your cargo can slide around more easily. Because they sit on top of the bed, drop-in liners can also let water and dirt get in between the liner and the trailer. This will often cause rust to accumulate. Drop-in liners can, however, be removed more easily than their spray-on counterparts.

Spray-in liners cost more upfront but have several advantages in the long run. There are no gaps between the liner and the trailer bed, so the lining is watertight. They are textured so your cargo does not slide around as easily, protecting it and your trailer. Because the liner sprays on, it is able to be used in more applications and cover a greater area. Instead of being limited to the bottom of the trailer, this spray-on protective coating can easily be applied to the sides and roof to keep your investment safe.

Spray-on liners are also more durable and are more difficult to damage. They are resistant to both corrosion and chemicals and resist scratches, abrasions, nicks, scuffs, and dents. They can handle the worst that mother nature can throw at them and can withstand temperatures as low as -40℉ to as high as 190℉. Unlike the plastic drop-in liners, these are engineered so they will not crack, peel, or split.

Other Applications for Spray-On Liner

Another advantage of a spray-on approach is that it is very versatile. It can go beyond a simple trailer or truck bed liner. This protective coating is able to be used on trucks, boats, recreational vehicles (RVs), and off-road vehicles. It can also be used for commercial and military applications. Spray-on protection can be used on all parts of your vehicle including the grill and on hard tops, off-road vehicle tubs, fender flares, rocker panels, and much more. The durability is unmatched and the protection will last for the lifetime of your vehicle.

Choose Eric’s Rhino Linings of Tucson for Your Spray-On Trailer Liner

Rhino Linings offers excellent quality and protection for all of your vehicles and we can also spray any other item you can bring to us.

Contact us today to schedule an appointment to talk about our spray-on/spray-in trailer liner.

Rhino Linings spray-on coatings offer superior durability and protection against abrasion, impact, and chemical damage. The spray is solvent-free, environmentally friendly, and can withstand temperatures as low as -40 ℉ and as high as 190 ℉. While our truck bed liner is our most popular product, you can Rhino line more than just trucks. At Eric’s Rhino Linings of Tucson, we can coat anything you can bring us.

Some examples of what you can use our spray-on liner for include:

Any and All Parts of Your Truck

We can spray any part of your truck that you want protected. Of course, this includes the truck bed, but we can also coat your bumpers, grille guards, rocker panels, and more. If you would like, you can even create a fully Rhino-lined truck. The matte black lining looks great in addition to helping prevent damage. It’s also easy to clean and often all you need to do is spray it down to remove dirt and debris.

Off-Road Vehicles

Off-road vehicles are exposed to the elements and have the potential to sustain a great deal of wear and tear. This goes beyond what you would expect for a typical car or truck. Luckily, Rhino Linings can help protect your investment and keep your vehicle looking and functioning great. Similar to trucks, we can coat any parts of your off-road vehicle you would like. These can include the fender flare, grille, hardtop, and more.

Boats

Did you know that Arizona is among the top states for registered boats? With so many beautiful rivers and lakes in the state, boating can be a great way to pass the time. Our boat liner protects your deck and/or hull whether you are in freshwater or saltwater. Since the lining creates a watertight seal, your boat won’t rust. The slip-resistant surface is also great for keeping anything you put in your boat firmly in place while you are moving.

Trailer

Your trailer can haul many different types of items and Rhino liner protects it from damage no matter what you are transporting. The coat is slip-resistant so your cargo won’t shift and Rhino Linings products are also safe for trailers moving horses or other livestock. We can also coat recreational vehicles (RVs) and this protective coating can help your RV look like new.

Beyond Vehicles

Besides vehicles, you can Rhino line anything that you want to be protected from damage. It’s possible to use these coatings for trash cans, which is a great way to minimize rust and corrosion. This is especially helpful for restaurants or other businesses. We can also cover shelves, cabinets, or anything else that you can bring to us. When properly prepared, Rhino Linings products can bond to nearly any surface.

Protect Your Trucks, Trailers, and More

To make an appointment to Rhino line your vehicle or other item, contact us today.

Boats are more popular in Arizona than you might expect. With many beautiful lakes and rivers, boating can be an excellent pastime. Arizona frequently ranks near the top of lists for most registered boats per capita, although this data varies year-by-year. A boat is an investment and if you want superior protection, you should use Rhino Linings for your boat liner.

More information about spray-on boat liner:

What Parts of Your Boat You Should Coat

At Eric’s Rhino Linings of Tucson, we can line any part of your boat that you would like. The two most common areas are the deck and the hull. Lining the deck can help prevent slipping and makes it easier to clean. A protective coating for the hull can help prevent damage and our products are made to stand up to water exposure.

Why Choose Rhino Linings for Boats

Some of the benefits of Rhino boat liner include:

Watertight

Boat lining needs to be completely watertight. Otherwise, water will get underneath the coating and can cause rust or other types of damage. Rhino Linings makes high-quality products that bond directly to the surface where they are sprayed. This creates a completely watertight seal that keeps your boat protected.

Easy to Clean

Our protective coatings are very easy to clean. All you need to do is spray down whichever part of your boat is lined. Dirt and debris will wash right off the surface. This makes it simple to keep your boat looking its best with minimal effort.

Slip-Resistant

Rhino liners create a slip-resistant coat and this makes our products a great choice for your boat deck. Items you place in the boat are less likely to shift while you are moving and the slip-resistant lining also makes it easier to walk inside the boat. It also feels more comfortable on your feet compared to other, rougher options.

Incredibly Durable

Rhino Linings engineers spray-on coatings that can stand up to the elements even under extreme conditions. Our boat liners are suitable for both freshwater and saltwater and stay strong even when the temperature fluctuates. They protect from scratches, dents, corrosion, and other types of damage.

Looks Great

In addition to providing excellent protection for your boat, Rhino liners look great. This protective coating creates a rugged, matte texture that can enhance the aesthetic appeal of your boat.

Line Your Boat at Eric’s Rhino Linings of Tucson

Give your boat the protection it deserves with our high-quality spray-on liner. We can coat your deck, hull, bow, or any other part that you would like. In addition to boats, we also protect trucks, off-road vehicles, trailers, and more. If you can bring it to our shop, we can spray it for you.

To make an appointment for boat liner application, contact us today.

 

Your truck deserves the best protection possible. Rhino Linings defends your vehicle against damage. Our spray-on liner is most commonly used for truck beds, but it can be applied to any part of your vehicle. In fact, you can even cover it completely if you would like the ultimate defense against the elements. A fully Rhino-lined truck may not be for everyone, but there are many benefits.

These include:

Aesthetics

Using Rhino Linings to cover your truck gives it a macho, rugged look. The liner has a matte finish that many people find aesthetically pleasing. This type of modification is very unique and will help make your vehicle stand out.

Durable

The material that Rhino liners are made from is incredibly durable. It can protect your truck from dents, scratches, and other types of damage. Although coating the truck bed only is great protection for moving cargo, you may want more extensive coverage for off-roading. A fully Rhino-lined truck is an extreme modification. You can also take advantage of the durability of Rhino Linings products by coating multiple smaller parts of your vehicle.

Reduce Noise

Rhino liner muffles the sounds of rocks that may hit your truck as you drive. Even coating the truck bed can help reduce noise and covering the entire vehicle increases this effect.

Easy to Clean

Rhino Linings coatings are easy to clean. All you have to do is use a high-pressure hose to spray off any dirt and debris. You may want to use a small amount of mild detergent for tougher stains and can use a stiff brush to scrub these areas. It’s also possible to take your fully-lined truck through a car wash if you prefer.

Protect Against Rust

Lining your vehicle creates a watertight seal. This prevents rust from forming which can be very beneficial if your truck is frequently exposed to the elements.

What to Consider Before Rhino Lining Your Entire Truck

While there are many benefits to completely covering your truck, it is a large modification and you should make sure that you have thought through your decision. Rhino liners are made to be permanent and it is very difficult to remove, and doing so can damage your vehicle. This type of modification is best for a truck that you are intending to keep long-term, as resale will depend on whether someone else is also interested in the unique look of a completely lined vehicle. If you aren’t sure, you can always start with just a few parts of the vehicle first and then go from there.

Cover Your Truck at Eric’s Rhino Linings of Tucson

We will spray anything that you can bring to us. This can range from a truck bed to an entire vehicle. We can also coat more than just trucks. Whether you have a boat, off-road vehicle, or recreational vehicle (RV), we can help you protect it.

If you are interested in getting a fully Rhino-lined truck, contact us today.

There are many different types of truck bed liners that you can use to protect your vehicle. Understanding your options can help you make the right decision.

Here are your options for truck bed protection:

Drop-In Bed Liner

A drop-in liner is made to fit a specific type of truck and is designed so it is easy to install. These can protect the bed to a certain extent, but they aren’t very durable. Over time, they will start to sustain damage and will need to be replaced. Since they don’t form a seal with the bed, it’s also possible for water to get underneath and lead to rust. They can also limit your access to tie-downs.

Truck Bed Rug

Similar to drop-in liners, bed rugs are made to fit your model of truck. Instead of having a plastic surface, they have a softer rug texture. This can be helpful for climbing into and out of the truck bed, but like drop-in liners, rug liners are not typically very durable. Although you can remove them for cleaning, they are also prone to stains and like drop-in liners, can result in rust.

Truck Bed Mat

A rubber mat is likely the cheapest option, but this is the case for a reason. Although they can help prevent damage to the floor of the bed, they may not extend to the sides. They are also not custom-fit and can slide around and let water and debris underneath.

DIY Bed Liner Paint/Spray

There are some varieties of bed liner spray or paint that you can apply yourself. However, it’s important to be aware of the downsides of this. If you apply the liner incorrectly, it could be more costly to try to fix later, and it won’t give your truck bed the protection it needs.

Professional Spray-on Bed Liner

Professionally-applied truck bed liner bonds directly to your vehicle and creates an airtight, watertight seal. This prevents rust and creates a durable coating. Spray-on liner prevents dents and helps hold cargo in place with its anti-skid surface.

Why Rhino Linings is the Best Choice

If you’ve decided that spray-on liner is the best option for your vehicle, the next decision is choosing which brand to use. Rhino Linings is the clear choice. Our liners are engineered to withstand even the toughest conditions. We are also the #1 consumer-rated brand for spray-in truck bed liners.

Protect Your Truck Bed

Your truck bed deserves the best protection available. At Eric’s Rhino Linings of Tucson, we can apply spray-in liner that will prevent damage and last for years to come.

Contact us today to schedule a truck bed liner application.

Your truck bed coating can protect your vehicle from wear and tear. With Rhino Linings, you can also improve the way your truck bed looks. To get the most out of your liner, it’s important to maintain it properly. This includes cleaning the coating regularly.

Here are some tips for cleaning your Rhino liner:

What to Use to Clean Your Truck Bed Coating

Most car wash detergents will work on your Rhino Linings truck bed coating. These products are designed to remove dirt without damaging the exterior of your vehicle.

You can also use a degreaser for certain types of stains. If it will work on an unlined truck bed, it is usually okay to use on your liner. However, you should read the label of the product you would like to use for more information and potential cautions. If you still aren’t sure, you can contact us with any questions you may have.

Do not use any silicone-based protectants on your Rhino liner. You should also not use any corrosive products as these can seriously damage your liner and void your warranty.

How to Clean Your Rhino Liner

First, remove everything from your truck bed. This includes sweeping away as much debris as possible. You can then check for any large stains and use a degreaser on these areas if necessary.

Then, spray the entire bed with water. If you have a pressure washer, this is a great option to remove any caked-on dirt or mud. Otherwise, a standard hose will work. Make sure that all of the areas of your truck bed get wet and allow the water to run off.

The next step is to use a stiff brush to clean between the ridges of your truck bed. You can do this with water alone or add a mild detergent for any tougher stains. It is best to avoid scrubbing too hard. However, the truck bed liner is tough enough to withstand a more thorough cleaning. Once completed, rinse off the truck bed with water.

The last step is drying the liner with towels. You can also apply a UV protection spray. This will help improve your liner’s resistance to the brutal Arizona sun.

Can You Take A Vehicle with Rhino Liner Through an Automatic Car Wash?

Rhino Linings products can typically go through an automatic car wash without any issues. These truck bed coatings are designed to be incredibly tough so as a general rule, you can typically treat your truck the same as you would before it had the spray-on liner. However, you should avoid corrosive products, but this is the case for any truck bed, lined or unlined.

Protect Your Vehicle with Rhino Linings

Rhino Linings spray-on truck bed liner can protect your vehicle and this product is backed by a Nationwide Limited Lifetime Warranty.*

Contact us today to schedule an appointment for a truck bed coating application.

*This warranty only applies to truck bed lining, not other services, and is subject to limitations and restrictions.