FAQ’S

Q: What's the difference between a hard bedliner and the BedRug liner? Don't they both protect the truck bed?
A: Under use, hard bedliners vibrate against the paint they're supposed to protect, actually scuffing it and ruining the paint's shiny, rich finish. The BedRug liner, however, is backed by a non-abrasive foam, which will not abrade the paint. Your truck bed will always look as good as the day you bought it! The BedRug liner is designed to protect your valuable cargo, like sports equipment and camping gear, too - not just your truck.

Q: Why should I buy a BedRug lifestyle liner when I can buy a hard or spray-on liner cheaper?
A: BedRug's advantage is value. Not only do you get the advantages of exceptional cargo protection, a non-slip surface, and BedRug's best-in-class truck bed paint protection, but the BedRug also looks high end. The real proof is when you kneel on it - try that with any hard or spray-on liner!

Q: Aren't spray-on liners becoming more popular? I've heard they're pretty inexpensive?
A: While spray-on liners have become more popular, they have some serious issues that liner buyers should understand. First, to apply the spray-on liner, the truck bed's paint must be scuffed or removed prior to application, which can void the truck's paint warranty. Since they must be applied by a professional, the quality of the spray-on liner depends on the person applying it. Once applied, the spray-on liner cannot be removed. Spray-ins also can be very susceptible to wear and weathering, which can cause them to look hazy or appear used after only a short time. Moreover, they do nothing to protect cargo.

Q: How do I clean my BedRug?
A: Cleaning your BedRug is easy; A vacuum, broom, brush or compressed air can be used to remove dirt, grime, sand, mulch etc. Due to the fact that water will not harm the BedRug, pressure washing is also an effective way to clean a soiled BedRug.

Q: I haul heavy and dirty items in my truck, will these damage my Bedrug?
A: No.The Bedrug is an all plastic bed liner made from polypropylene (PP) fiber and foam. A spray-on liner is made from polyurethane and a drop-in liner is made from polyethylene. Use the Bedrug as you would any other plastic bed liner. Haul sand, gravel, mulch, lumber, stone, brick, and block.

Q: What happens if I spill something on it?
A: The PP fiber and foam used to make the Bedrug is the same plastic used to make car battery cases. It is unaffected by gasoline, oil, bleach, or acid. It will not stain. Wash it off with a garden hose or at the car wash. Use a degreaser for oily spills.