Truck Bed

[LSNAutoDetailing]

I have a big truck lined up in a few weeks. What do you folks do for the bed liner?
Obviously you can see it gets used for work purposes. I'd like to not only clean it but bring back some color.. but nothing that will cause it to be slippery, as the owner stands in his truck bed.

For cleaning, I'm thinking tornado black and some APC to remove all the muck and gunk. But non-slippery, non-shiny can I put down to bring some color back and make it look new?

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[BillE]

I'll be honest with ya...I've yet to find anything that will both make the liners "black" and not leave it slippery. That goes for both type of liners,drop-in and spray on.

It is surprising how just using a power washer with a LITTLE APC (too much APC and the leftover bubbles will drive you nuts) will really clean 'em up.

Bill

[FUNX650]

I'll suggest to do a "Test Spot" with some:
Meguiar's M40 Vinyl & Rubber Cleaner/Conditioner...:props:


Bob

[LSNAutoDetailing]

Thanks! I'll do a test spot with the Tornado Black and some APC and see how it looks. Definitely don't want slippery!!! Customer doesn't like shiny anyway, so I'll make sure I explain up front that it will be clean, just not shiny.