Truck owners know that a strong bedliner is one of the best things you can buy to keep your truck safe and keep its value when you sell it. Spray-in bedliners are now the best way to protect your truck against scratches, dents, rust, and UV damage for a long time. As we get closer to 2026, the price of installing a spray-in bedliner is going up since the cost of materials is going up, the technology for applying them is getting better, and truck lovers all over Arizona and the rest of the country are asking for them more.
If you’re thinking about getting a new bed liner for your truck this year, here’s a look at what spray-in bedliner prices will be like in 2026.
Costs of Spray-In Bedliners in 2026
In 2026, most truck owners will pay between $400 and $1,200 for a professional spray-in bedliner. There are a few important things that affect the range:
• Size of the truck: Full-size pickups like the Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado, and Ram 1500 are usually at the top of the range because their beds are bigger. Mid-size trucks like the Toyota Tacoma and Chevy Colorado are on the lower end.
• Bed configuration: Wheel well coverage, tailgate inclusion, and under-rail material all cost time and material, which raises the price.
• Quality of the material: Premium, high-solids polyurea formulations cost more than simple polyurethane-based sprays, but they last longer and resist chemicals better.
• Getting ready—removing rust, fixing dents, or taking out an old liner all add to the time and cost of the job.
Here are some estimated pricing ranges for 2026:
• Standard spray-in bedliner costs between $400 and $800.
• Full coverage, including wheel wells and the tailgate, costs $800 to $1,200 or more.
• High-end polyurea systems: With sophisticated coatings, they can cost more than $1,300.
DIY kits are cheaper at first, but they don’t always stick as well, have a consistent texture, or last as long as professional applications. Professional installation pays off over time for truck owners who use their bed every day.
Why go with a professional spray-in bedliner?
Spray-in liners stick immediately to the steel bed surface, making a protective covering that is smooth and protects against dents, gouges, chemical spills, and wear from the weather. Spray-in systems don’t retain dirt or move about when you drive, unlike drop-in plastic liners. They also help cut down on noise and vibration.
Professional installers also take the time to clean, degrease, sand, and mask the bed so that the liner sticks as it should and lasts as long as possible.
Make Your Truck Bed Look Great!
In 2026, Cliffs Welding & Fabrication has the skills and high-quality coatings you need to safeguard your truck bed with a high-performance spray-in liner. Our team of professionals will look at your truck, go over your options for materials, and do a great job of installing it that will last. Call Cliffs Welding today for a free quote on a spray-in bedliner and to make an appointment. This will keep your truck looking fantastic and working well for years to come.
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Cliff’s Welding Inc. offers Spray In Bedliners in Mesa, AZ
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