Work trucks, tow rigs and trail builds all take a beating in different places. Spray-applied polyurea protects beds, panels, trailers and van floors with one seamless, tough-as-nails layer that bonds where it lands.
A tougher layer than paint, liner mats or drop-ins.
Polyurea is a two-part elastomer sprayed hot through a plural-component rig. It sets in seconds, builds thickness in a single visit and stays flexible, which is why it is used on everything from pickup beds to industrial floors.
Most owners start with the bed and add exterior or trailer coverage later. Each package is applied by an ArmorThane applicator to your truck, not to a parts shelf.
The bed gets the hardest use on any pickup. A sprayed liner follows every rib and corner, so there is nothing to shift, trap water or rub through the paint.
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Bed protection
A seamless spray-in liner from bulkhead to tailgate, including the rails if you want them.
Skid-resistant textured surface
No trapped water underneath
Tailgate and rail options
PickupsFleet trucks
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Exterior coating
Textured protection for panels, bumpers and flares on trucks that work in brush and gravel.
Scratch and dent hiding finish
UV-stable topcoat options
Color choices available
Job sitesFarm trucks
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Trailers & vans
Utility trailer decks, frames and cargo van floors sealed against weather and wear.
Covers wood and steel decks
Seals out moisture
Easy to sweep and hose
HaulersUpfit vans
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Trucks, trailers and vans we cover
White pickup with a sprayed bedPickup with textured lower panelsTextured fender vent close-upOrange van with full exterior coatPickup with a fresh sprayed bedBlue Jeep in textured polyureaJeep with side and step protectionService truck body sprayed in polyureaApplicator spraying a panelSpray gun at workUtility trailer deck after coatingTrailer floor after coating
Work trucks, trailers and vans from the ArmorThane coating archive.
A protective coating depends on surface prep, heated material and a steady spray hand. ArmorThane applicators prepare the surface, mask what should stay clean and build an even film so the finish lasts.