Charlotte NC Metro Area Spray Bedliner installer recomendation

[Maverick_SC]

Hello from Charlotte metro
I picked up my new 2026 Maverick XL Hybrid AWD last week from Rock Hill Ford. They are a volume dealer and I would highly recommend them, though be prepared for a long haggle session if coming in person

Like all new truck owners I'm in the middle of frantic accessorizing campaign, already bought about $500 pieces for bed and interior.

One item I looking for help is a reputable spray bedliner installer , I'm in the southern part of Charlotte metro , between Pineville and Rock Hill.

If anyone can recommend a good place I would greatly appreciate.

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[Paulyz]

Hello from Charlotte metro
I picked up my new 2026 Maverick XL Hybrid AWD last week from Rock Hill Ford. They are a volume dealer and I would highly recommend them, though be prepared for a long haggle session if coming in person

Like all new truck owners I'm in the middle of frantic accessorizing campaign, already bought about $500 pieces for bed and interior.

One item I looking for help is a reputable spray bedliner installer , I'm in the southern part of Charlotte metro , between Pineville and Rock Hill.

If anyone can recommend a good place I would greatly appreciate.

I don't know if there is any Bullet Bedliner businesses near you, but I had mine done by them in Green Bay, WI. Excellent job, $500. I also had them rustproof & undercoating my 2022 Maverick Ecoboost XLT AWD.

 

[Cancunbadlands]

Frantic accessorizing campaign is endles!

 

[mikedal]

Congratulations! I had mine done at Leonard Truck Outfitters in Shelby and they had done a great job on my spray in bed liner. Price was reasonable. There is one on South Blvd in Charlotte.

 

[Maverick_SC]

Thank you vert much for everybody's prompt reply.

• @Steves2025XLT There is a an authorized LYNEX dealer near me and I reached out to them, let's see what happens. Thank for the tip.
• @Paulyz No Bullet Bedliner business nearby sadly
• @Cancunbadlands My 'frantic accessorizing campaign' most definitely has an 'ending', it ends when my wife's patience for my toys runs out or she sees the credit bill
• @Glen Baker LLC - already bought tonneau cover, unfortunately it arrived late Sunday so I didn't get a chance to install it
• @mikedal Thank you! I found them on a map, not very far from me and there is another dealer in Rock Hill a little closer.

 

[Mavman1]

I second the vote for LYNEX.
I had the Premium Coating with UV Resistance installed.

https://www.linex.com/protective-coatings/bedliners

 

[kevinmccune]

do it yourself for about $100 around here they wanted $600 to do it got a gallon of duroliner or something scuffed the paint a little bit and brushed it on I use the hell out of my truck let and its held up pretty well and doesn't look that offensive,the worst part was at about half done I knocked the can over and had to scramble to recover to put it on the rest of the way got screwed so badly when I bought the thing had to even buy a hitch to put on it( paid 28K for a used XL AWD,my wife hates me for making that deal,doesn't matter it averages at least 10 mpg better then my frontier only other expense was getting the transmission flushed( probably never do that again-might drain and refill coolant) with the tailgate protector doesn't look that bad,I had Leonard do a Dodge Dakota I had,the young prick techs did a half ass job on the Dakota,I guess the liner works pretty good a prick at the lumberyard throw an 80# bag of sakrete in the back,didn't seem to hurt it.

 

[Glen Baker LLC]

 

[Maverick_SC]

@Mavman1 Thank you. I'm leaning towards LYNEX, though their MAX level doesn't make a lot of sense for me since truck is going to have tonneau cover on 90% of time and I'm planning to put a rubber mat, which came as part of the interior floor mat package, anyway.

@kevinmccune I considered doing it myself, but I'm not very good at things that require tidiness and accurate measurement and resale value is a consideration for me. In other words, having a protected truck bed will add value, having this liner look like a five year old did it, would negate it .. but good point regarding making sure the shop is doing a good job

 

[kevinmccune]

@Mavman1 Thank you. I'm leaning towards LYNEX, though their MAX level doesn't make a lot of sense for me since truck is going to have tonneau cover on 90% of time and I'm planning to put a rubber mat, which came as part of the interior floor mat package, anyway.

@kevinmccune I considered doing it myself, but I'm not very good at things that require tidiness and accurate measurement and resale value is a consideration for me. In other words, having a protected truck bed will add value, having this liner look like a five year old did it, would negate it .. but good point regarding making sure the shop is doing a good job

with the cover and mat you don't need a liner they will low ball you at trade in time anyway,best.

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